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(Assuming no malicious intent from AWS) One of the reasons this is probably hard is probably because a lot of services didn't start out with having resource con
by kousikk 7y ago
(Assuming no malicious intent from AWS) One of the reasons this is probably hard is probably because a lot of services didn't start out with having resource constraints.
So now if you support something like a "hard-billing-cap", every single service in AWS has to support it. That's a huge stone to move - it could even be in the works today.
- marcinzm 7y agoThere's also no good way for most services to support it since storing data costs money and presumably you don't want AWS to wipe your data when you hit your spending cap.
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