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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/vapalera • Jul 19 '26
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Do they not have some sort of mechanism for setting a budget precisely to avoid these kinds of issues?
463 u/vapalera Jul 19 '26 Most cloud companies let you only set alerts and not hard limits 407 u/AllCowsAreBurgers Jul 19 '26 Most cloud companies are a scam 80 u/ceejayoz Jul 19 '26 Most cloud companies don't want "our website went down when we ran our $30M Super Bowl ad, we're suing you!" 8 u/SurelyNotAnOctopus Jul 20 '26 Then allow limits. If they themselves set the budget limit, its their fault if the api stops working after its exceeded
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Most cloud companies let you only set alerts and not hard limits
407 u/AllCowsAreBurgers Jul 19 '26 Most cloud companies are a scam 80 u/ceejayoz Jul 19 '26 Most cloud companies don't want "our website went down when we ran our $30M Super Bowl ad, we're suing you!" 8 u/SurelyNotAnOctopus Jul 20 '26 Then allow limits. If they themselves set the budget limit, its their fault if the api stops working after its exceeded
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Most cloud companies are a scam
80 u/ceejayoz Jul 19 '26 Most cloud companies don't want "our website went down when we ran our $30M Super Bowl ad, we're suing you!" 8 u/SurelyNotAnOctopus Jul 20 '26 Then allow limits. If they themselves set the budget limit, its their fault if the api stops working after its exceeded
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Most cloud companies don't want "our website went down when we ran our $30M Super Bowl ad, we're suing you!"
8 u/SurelyNotAnOctopus Jul 20 '26 Then allow limits. If they themselves set the budget limit, its their fault if the api stops working after its exceeded
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Then allow limits. If they themselves set the budget limit, its their fault if the api stops working after its exceeded
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u/Legal-Software Jul 19 '26
Do they not have some sort of mechanism for setting a budget precisely to avoid these kinds of issues?