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> It's only a blank check if you want it to be. Doesn't AWS force customers of their free tier to provide a valid paying method (i.e., credit card) to be charg
by geezerjay 8y ago
> It's only a blank check if you want it to be.
Doesn't AWS force customers of their free tier to provide a valid paying method (i.e., credit card) to be charged once any limit is surpassed?
- TYPE_FASTER 8y agoYou can throttle serverless services by invocation count. AWS will alert you when an account exceeds a budget, Azure used to let you put a hard limit on the spend, not sure if they still do.