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Yep, the author publicly shared a 14GiB file from his own S3 bucket. AWS would be completely justified in charging him for it. He can just thank his lucky stars
by mikl 6y ago
Yep, the author publicly shared a 14GiB file from his own S3 bucket. AWS would be completely justified in charging him for it. He can just thank his lucky stars that they decided to let it slide.
As for Cloudflare, hosting multi-gigabyte files is not what their service is for, I can’t see how you can blame them for having a limit on how large files they cache.
- andialo 6y agoReading about this, this looks like a potential new take on DDoS attacks. AWS charge attack. You survived the DDoS, that's great, now go see your bill.