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AWS: Inaccurate Estimated Billing Data – $1.7 billion
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#62I got 3 consecutive emails warning that my budget crossed its $18 threshold. Opened it up: cost was 78 million. Thought it was a phishing attempt, logged into my actual account, and... still 78 million. EMOTIONAL DAMAGE.
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#64Yes I received an 2.8m USD budget alert.
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#65Earlier quoted context omitted.
What would your damages be? They’re not actually going to charge your credit card for 34 billion.
I mean, emotional damages are a thing right?
Not really in the way the media would have you believe.
Like “I was scared for a couple minutes on a Friday morning until I saw the vendor status page” is orders of magnitude away from the bar here.
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#66same here, I am still in shock. took me 10 minutes to find the 'operational issue' message in the dashboard. longest 10 minutes of my life.
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#67I have $13,034.40, while not having used AWS for the last 8 months. Not as much but still crapped my pants
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#68Should have used Fable.
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#69someones been dognfooding the AI too muxh
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#70Scared me even though it was obviously a bug once I stopped to consider the magnitude ($bn). Very unfriendly that they don't allow for hard spend caps; closed my mostly dormant personal account as a result.