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interestingly enough, here's the original commit that defaulted `validate=True`: https://github.com/boto/boto/commit/95939debc3813468264159d5... EDIT : Looks like the original committer is an Amazon employee.
interestingly enough, here's the original commit that defaulted `validate=True`: https://github.com/boto/boto/commit/95939debc3813468264159d5... EDIT : Looks like the original committer is an Amazon employee.
interestingly enough, here's the original commit that defaulted `validate=True`: https://github.com/boto/boto/commit/95939debc3813468264159d5... EDIT : Looks like the original committer is an Amazon employee.
Before you jump on the conspiracy train, most Boto contributors are Amazon employees.
I wonder more if this was a product of Amazon developers using S3 (i.e. dogfooding) and not noticing the cost side effect because I'm assuming they don't get billed?
I noticed that no such Issue exists, so I opened one. https://github.com/boto/boto/issues/2078
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Before you jump on the conspiracy train, most Boto contributors are Amazon employees.
Agreed, I doubt Amazon had any evil intentions with this change. I wonder more if this was a product of Amazon developers using S3 (i.e. dogfooding) and not noticing the cost side effect because I'm assuming they don't get billed?
The tool they're actually referring to is Ice (also by netflix) [1]. Asgard is another AWS-based tool for managing deployments and auto-scaling.
> One utility in general that’s provided us with an easy way to slice up and investigate our AWS spending is the awesome Asgard. The tool they're actually referring to is Ice (also by netflix) [1]. Asgard is another AWS-based tool for managing deployments and auto-scaling. [1] https://github.com/Netflix/ice
> One utility in general that’s provided us with an easy way to slice up and investigate our AWS spending is the awesome Asgard. The tool they're actually referring to is Ice (also by netflix) [1]. Asgard is another AWS-based tool for managing deployments and auto-scaling. [1] https://github.com/Netflix/ice
Now mentioned in the article.
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Before you jump on the conspiracy train, most Boto contributors are Amazon employees.
Agreed, I doubt Amazon had any evil intentions with this change. I wonder more if this was a product of Amazon developers using S3 (i.e. dogfooding) and not noticing the cost side effect because I'm assuming they don't get billed?
I also pay for my own personal EC2 instance and about 350 GB of S3 storage. Begin a genuine user and customer of AWS helps me to be a better employee.
This is one of the reasons why Rackspace simplified pricing of Cloud Files from the start. No fees for PUT, POST, LIST, HEAD, GET, DELETE...no extra fees for Akamai CDN requests. Very simple with no hidden fees that surprise you at the end of the month.