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EC2 sold below market rate ? S3 I could argue somehow (unconvincingly). But what's the argument for EC2 ?
by rafaelmn 2y ago
EC2 sold below market rate ? S3 I could argue somehow (unconvincingly). But what's the argument for EC2 ?
- infecto 2y agoWho’s actually paying list price?
- 0xbadcafebee 2y agoAnyone with more cash than sense, which is a lot of people. Every business I've worked for hooked up a credit card to AWS and never asked questions, until millions of wasted dollars later. Gotta love daddy corps with billions in reserve, and VC money that pours in like rain. I've been rebuffed multiple times trying to get them to buy SPs and RIs.
- rescbr 2y agoEverybody who isn’t big enough to have an EDP in place. Even then, you give some of the discount back as AWS Enterprise Support charges :)
- sieabahlpark 2y ago[dead]
- usr1106 2y agoThe majority of the customers. (That majority of the customers might stand for less than the turnover of the minority that enjoys discounts. But that does not help you if you belong to the majority.)
- skeeter2020 2y agoLots of competitors have S3 equivalents with complete coverage of the S3 API interface; it's a pure commodity at this point.