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When a script mistakingly provisioned a ridiculous amount of read/write capacity on hundreds of DynamoDB tables, we were presented with a bill in the thousands
by nicobn 12y ago
When a script mistakingly provisioned a ridiculous amount of read/write capacity on hundreds of DynamoDB tables, we were presented with a bill in the thousands of dollars. We got reimbursed after talking with our account manager for 15 minutes.
Maybe my experience is the exception, but my account manager has always been extremely helpful at resolving whatever issues we had.
- jlouvel 12y agoWe had a similar experience regarding DynamoDB.
- theshrike79 12y agoHow much do you have to spend on AWS monthly to get an "Account Manager" you can call?
- nicobn 12y agoWe had one with barely $7,000 of spending per month, but it might be because I already had my foot in the door with a previous account that brought them about $40,000/month.