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I'm actually interested how AWS handles exponential cases like this. They must throttle it somehow, otherwise something dumb like this would be causing availabi
by bspammer 7y ago
I'm actually interested how AWS handles exponential cases like this. They must throttle it somehow, otherwise something dumb like this would be causing availability issues everyday.
- praveenpenumaka 7y agoUnfortunately, there is nothing inbuilt in AWS to mitigate these conditions, except for monitoring for "anamolous" behaviour.
- bspammer 7y agoI mean there must be something, because otherwise taking down AWS would be as simple as the above. After 50 steps, you've created a quadrillion images.
- praveenpenumaka 7y agoThey surely have very high upper limits on S3 files. Lambda functions have limit on concurrent functions you can run.