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We are going to continuously see cases like these until the vendors implement functionality like: Hard Spending Limit If you configure hard spending limits
by KronisLV 2y ago
We are going to continuously see cases like these until the vendors implement functionality like:
Hard Spending Limit
If you configure hard spending limits, then upon the sum of money being reached, the service will be stopped until manual user action is taken. This can result in service outages.
Spending limit: ______ $
I have read and agree with the terms: [X]
[Confirm]
Which is likely to happen never. That's why I mostly use traditional VPSes.
- hdjjhhvvhga 2y agoOne of the reasons Supabase is getting so popular now.
- Gud 2y agoAbsolutely. Even getting a super sweet deal, like “$1/month” can backfire, because suddenly you are on the hook for $299 /ysatly, because the three month subscription defaults on a high premium once it’s over. Not what would be the consumer friendly choice, which would be to charge “same as before”, i. e $0.
- Havoc 2y ago>Which is likely to happen never. Correct. Because it would change the dynamic with enterprise customers. Right now CEO/CFO is forced to accept unlimited open ended billing. If there was a way to set a hard limit companies would utilize it as part of their annual budgeting, not just hobbyists. That would be bad for big cloud's profits.