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Oh, thanks Google, if my cloud spend is more than $967/mo, then I don’t get dinged by the $29 minimum. But this is the price of a bug report, because I can’t f
by amluto 2y ago
Oh, thanks Google, if my cloud spend is more than $967/mo, then I don’t get dinged by the $29 minimum. But this is the price of a bug report, because I can’t file a bug report without paying it.
And this situation is bad business. Google advertises that GCS has S3 interoperability support. And they have customers who use it in its interoperable mode. Presumably those customers could use GCS’s biggest competitor, too. Shouldn’t Google try to make the S3 interop work correctly?
- ajross 2y agoGCS and AWS are commercial products for which you pay, not open source projects you can expect to support you for free. I don't know what to say here, if you have something "serious" to do on these platforms then a 3% overhead for support seems like an obvious choice. Honestly it seems to me like you're excited to have found a bug and want to report it for glory; we've all been there. But No One Cares about that stuff in the world of commercial software. They fix bugs for real customers, not internet rock stars. If you aren't losing even $29 (one mid-tier meal!) from this bug, well... does it even rise to the level of "yell about it on HN?".