I was surprised and delighted to see it today. Yesterday, I was surprised and delighted to see the new console search.
Both product teams were apparently surprised but not so delighted to see each other.
Both product teams were apparently surprised but not so delighted to see each other.
Sadly there's no data on the persistence guarantee of that 1GB of storage. "THAT'S WHERE ALL OF MY PRIVATE KEYS LIVED!" shrieks the future customer with even worse workflow patterns than me.
So these containers (up to ten) live on a VM within a region. Sadly, there's no straightforward way to figure out which AZ that VM lives within.
"But @awscloud manages it for you! Why would you need to know or even care which AZ it lived--oh no."
Oh yes.
Oh yes.
Data transferred to/from *SOME* @awscloud resources will cost you nothing, whereas data transfered to/from *OTHER* @awscloud resources in the same region will cost you 2¢ per GB. And once again I break out my data transfer pricing chart.
I'm not suggesting that 2¢ a GB is going to wreck me for any *reasonable* use of Cloud Shell.
But I am suggesting that crossing the boundary from "free" to "not free" changes user perception, and should be done thoughtfully--not because pricing models are hard.
But I am suggesting that crossing the boundary from "free" to "not free" changes user perception, and should be done thoughtfully--not because pricing models are hard.
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