I am the OP of that $104K bill post and I have some follow-up questions
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I am the OP of that $104K bill post and I have some follow-up questions
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#3This story is absolutely bananas
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#4The relevant thread here in question:
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#5I doubt any of this is getting answered
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#6Great job following up. I will keep reposting and sharing until we all find out what really happened, and who is really behind the attack.
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#7Netlify doing the best advertising for Cloudflare Pages
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#8Netlify doing the best advertising for Cloudflare Pages
Come over to https://pgs.sh for something different
Re: I am the OP of that $104K bill post and I have some follow-up questions
#9Netlify doing the best advertising for Cloudflare Pages
Come over to https://pgs.sh for something different
You probably should have included an explanation of why the OP would have experienced a markedly different experience with the service you mention. This seems to be the answer:
https://pico.sh/faq#are-there-any-bandwidth-limitations
"Currently we get 10TB egress per month through our cloud provider. We are nowhere near that number today (~60GB/mo).
So until we reach 10TB per month, there are no bandwidth limitations.
Having said that, once we reach that number, we will average the cost across all users."
I have to wonder how well that will work out after multiple episodes of heavy bandwidth usage as experienced by netlify in this instance and others in the past.