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It mostly suggests large spikes in usage, no? Which does not seem very surprising.
by jstummbillig 3y ago
It mostly suggests large spikes in usage, no? Which does not seem very surprising.
- tony_cannistra 3y agoTotally. There are other explanations (like wanting to offer a discount), but my mind initally went to "they have a lot of provisioned compute that they pre-paid for, and they want higher-utilization when API request rates are low." Just hypothesizing.
- amluto 3y agoOr they don't have enough provisioned compute to cover peak usage, and they therefore want to reduce peak usage.