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No, sending a vague email that makes me waste my time to figure out how much more I have to pay them is unreasonable. They could have just included prices side
by nijave 4y ago
No, sending a vague email that makes me waste my time to figure out how much more I have to pay them is unreasonable. They could have just included prices side by side and a sample invoice under the new system with the last month's usage
- 999900000999 4y agoDoes AWS do this ? Unless your using DO at a very large scale the pricing difference isn't significant. I personally use AWS now since my skills with AWS are useful at work as well. That's the biggest perk of AWS to me. At the same time I've always found AWS to have convoluted confusing billing, at least DO is straight forward even if it's gone up a buck or so.
- nijave 4y agoI don't think AWS has ever raised prices. Generally for a given service, prices are fixed and they'll either release a new version or a new machine generation with new pricing (and the old version usually has a very generous deprecation window). AWS pricing can be confusing but they also offer significantly more services. I think it'd be more straight forward if they had the same number of products as Digital Ocean. Afaik they bill for the same things.
- 999900000999 4y agoThen use AWS. As a sibling comment points out the price increase is less than inflation