Ah, I think i had the connectivity backwards. I thought the complaint was about hosts connecting to these services, not inbound connections to hosts. Ultimatel

Ah, I think i had the connectivity backwards. I thought the complaint was about hosts connecting to these services, not inbound connections to hosts. Ultimately, they will probably want people to solve it with service endpoints, and give preferred pricing on that. But I kind of get why that is a bit wigged out. Because it locks more architecture into them as a vendor. I'm not really sure putting a public ip is a good solution to this, but it is kind of scary because suddenly we are deciding infrastructure decisions more based on how they are being priced. Needs regulation.