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Why not allow people to set a cap that disables everything set to that billing method once it's been reached? That seems to be the use case that people are sayi
by arama471 7y ago
Why not allow people to set a cap that disables everything set to that billing method once it's been reached? That seems to be the use case that people are saying is missing from cloud offerings.
- spookthesunset 7y agoYeah after I posted I realized that once you hit your cap, that’s it you are done. Still, I bet there is a lot of companies that might be more upset with the provider shutting everything down even if they had set up a cap.
- Red_Leaves_Flyy 7y agoI imagine most of those companies can afford to have some overages built into their caps. They should also be able to afford the developer time to create fallback behavior, and graceful degradation of services.
- manigandham 7y agoThings like storage (disks or S3) continue to incur costs even if the instance is shutdown. Should they just delete your data too?