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That cutoff is rarely truly a hard cutoff. The limits are often too low to have a natural test of that, though.
by pclmulqdq 2y ago
That cutoff is rarely truly a hard cutoff. The limits are often too low to have a natural test of that, though.
- ryao 2y agoThey could always make the amount over that is given due to their cutoff enforcement being less than perfect free, as it likely already is on the free plan. That would avoid the risk of unbounded bills associated with going on a paid plan.
- pclmulqdq 2y agoMost of the cloud providers have a less-than-perfect cutoff. It's worse than the cutoff of the free plan, though, because the free plan can be slowed down to have better enforcement, while the commercial plans have performance SLAs to hit.