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> What does cut off mean? AWS probably has a thousand product manager and tens of thousands of engineers, and can't come up with some reasonable options for de
by lostdog 5y ago
> What does cut off mean?
AWS probably has a thousand product manager and tens of thousands of engineers, and can't come up with some reasonable options for default limitations?
I bet that these 10x overruns have common causes: infinite bandwidth, infinite storage, and autoscaling to infinite compute. Your 1 TB of storage and 3 EC2 instance isn't causing the problem, and doesn't need to be deleted. Limit growth and you'd probably satisfy nearly all problems.
I'm not saying there's a simple solution, but I'm sure there is a reasonable solution, and AWS is a big place with lots of resources, and should be able to figure out how to let you set budgets like everywhere else you'd buy something from.
- bcrl 5y agoHere's a question: how would preventing you from spending more money make Amazon more money? Hint: it won't. Features that generate more revenue are prioritized over those which will decrease or limit revenue growth.