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> The impact of the pricing changes depends on customers’ use cases and usage. While some customers may see an increase in their bills, we’re also introducing n
by oauea 5y ago
> The impact of the pricing changes depends on customers’ use cases and usage. While some customers may see an increase in their bills, we’re also introducing new options for some services to better align with usage, which could lower some customers’ bills. In fact, many customers will be able to adapt their portfolios and usage to decrease costs. We’re working directly with customers to help them understand which changes may impact them.
So they're raising prices.
- notyourday 5y ago> So they're raising prices. But but but cloud prices only go down /s
- kbutler 5y agoSorry, that's AWS.
- Jcampuzano2 5y agoIf they were decreasing prices, it would be in the opening paragraph like essentially every other cloud providers price decrease announcements. Whenever reading these announcements, if price decrease isn't seen within the first few paragraphs (the earlier the better), it's basically them trying to explain away price increases for the vast majority. The fact that they even have to try to argue/explain whether prices are decreasing/increasing is a worse sign.
- underyx 5y agoNo, they're letting you unlock more choice with updates to their pricing.