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That does seem questionable. They should be able to detect who was affected in the first place.
by fouc 7y ago
That does seem questionable. They should be able to detect who was affected in the first place.
- Wintereise 7y agoThey can. It's a cost minimization thing, a LOT of people don't want to bother with requesting despite being eligible. This prevents people from pointing the finger at them for not providing SLA credits.
- jbigelow76 7y agoSLACreditRequestsAAS? Who's with me, all I need is a co-founder and an eight million dollar series A round to last long enough that a cloud provider buys us up before they actually have to pay out a request!