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It's not that. There are two approaches here: 1) You're just playing: You want a limit. 2) You're serious about it: You want a warning. Easy enough to underst
by mobiplayer 12y ago
It's not that. There are two approaches here:
1) You're just playing: You want a limit.
2) You're serious about it: You want a warning.
Easy enough to understand I hope.
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- santacluster 12y agoAnd AWS is the only service that supports both, and any finegrained solution in between, by triggering programmatically actionable alarms. You just have to set it up, and if you cannot be bothered, AWS isn't the service for you. If you don't want to do your own cooking, fine, but don't whine about the grocery store not providing you with your own personal chef. oafitupa is just whining for the sake of whining.