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Given that a large portion of this spend is currently covered by expiring (in less-than-a-year) one-time credits, it's really not representative of what it clai
by edfletcher_t137 3y ago
Given that a large portion of this spend is currently covered by expiring (in less-than-a-year) one-time credits, it's really not representative of what it claims to be and is therefore quite disingenuous & misleading.
- waitlist 3y ago[flagged]
- seb_patron 3y agoI found the blog post to be very useful as someone who is in the process of building a product! I’m very interested in how you extended the AWS Activate Credits- was it difficult getting AWS to extend the credits over 3 years?
- waitlist 3y agoAWS Activate Credits conventionally run for one or two years, and then expire. Contrary to popular belief, you are eligible for additional credits afterwards, but they have to be greater than your previous grant. So you can't have a $5K grant and then another $5K grant, for example. If you want to stack them effectively, you (for example) get a $5K grant, wait until it runs out, then a $10K grant, and then a $25K grant if you can get one.
- valbaca 3y agoAgreed. Nearly every item is actually “per month (for the next 12ish months)”