# 8. Quickstart - Fylamynt sample workflows

The idea behind offering sample workflows in Fylamynt is to help our users navigate to their ideal workflow easily. 

* Each workflow represents a use case that could be your starting point.
* Sample workflows can be used as templates. Duplicate them and enhance them to suit your needs.
* Workflows include a combination of integration actions/helper functions/conditional nodes that could also be used for educational purposes. 

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Once logged into the Fylamynt console, you are presented with a comprehensive list of [workflow samples](https://app.fylamynt.com/workflows/fylamynt-workflows) that can be filtered based on the following use case categories:

* Incident Response Automation
* APM Optimization
* Cost Savings
* Steady State Management
* Infrastructure Automation
* Other
  * Cloud-Native Tasks
  * Helpers
  * DevOps
  * Security Management

You can also search for workflows using the workflow name or tags associated with each.

## Fylamynt sample workflows:

#### [Stop or Terminate underutilized AWS resources](/featured-workflows/stop-or-terminate-underutilized-aws-resources.md)

#### [Rightsizing EC2 instances](/featured-workflows/rightsizing-ec2-instances.md)

#### [Incident Response Automation](/featured-workflows/incident-response-automation.md)

#### [Application Performance Monitoring](/featured-workflows/application-performance-monitoring.md)


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