Graham Morris
I lead the AWS and FinOps practices at Myriad360 in Chicago. After hours I build small systems, end to end, and keep them running.
By the numbers
- league seasons on record
- 11
- family recipes transcribed
- 170
- species catalogued
- 1,540
- Major League ballparks
- 25/30
- years in cloud
- 10+
As of October 2026
My recent projects
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Sloshball Champions League (opens in a new tab)
A 12-team fantasy league that runs itself: contracts, keeper deadlines, and pick trades handled without the commissioner.
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Nana’s Recipes (opens in a new tab)
A family recipe archive rescued from handwritten index cards and made searchable by dish or ingredient.
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Beetlewood Farms North Atlas (opens in a new tab)
A biodiversity atlas for a single property: species accumulation, county rarity, and a ranked list of what to look for next.
About
I built Myriad360’s AWS and FinOps practices from nothing into full commercial businesses. Myriad360 is a multi-cloud systems integrator.
On the AWS side, I run how we sell through AWS Marketplace: enterprise discount programs, consulting partner private offers, and other private offers. I also own our go-to-market plan, our standing in AWS’s partner programs, and joint selling with AWS’s own sales teams.
On the FinOps side, I help clients see exactly where their cloud spend goes, then turn what we find into savings that actually happen. We do it with a hand-picked set of partner tools, not one tool forced to fit every problem.
I have spent more than ten years across public, private, and hybrid cloud, and the aim has not changed: make the cloud easier to adopt. That means a simpler way to buy, advice instead of resale, and automation that lets a small team work like a much larger one. The projects above are that same instinct, aimed at problems of my own.
Twenty-five parks down, five to go
I live in Chicago and have been to 25 of the 30 Major League ballparks so far. That explains more about the fantasy league than I’d like to admit.
Still to go: Rogers Centre, Progressive Field, Globe Life Field, Great American Ball Park and Chase Field.