>I believe all of these are there to keep you from shooting yourself in the foot through automation gone wrong or inexperience. Also to prevent you from rackin

>I believe all of these are there to keep you from shooting yourself in the foot through automation gone wrong or inexperience. Also to prevent you from racking up huge bills in case an api key is compromised, and the attacker is able to spin up tons of instances for a botnet or something on your dime.