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I definitely agree that the government as a whole isn't the end client - it's, of course, some sub org. But with the SLA and support requirements probably invo

I definitely agree that the government as a whole isn't the end client - it's, of course, some sub org. But with the SLA and support requirements probably involved, I definitely don't see this running on a basic account.

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Having spent uh, 11? years working with AWS for gov entities, I would actually be impressed if they had bothered to turn on support. I also assume, given the nature of the activity involved, that AWS had their solutions team there gratis making sure to remember to request limit increases and stuff.