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Hosting a static site on S3 without the surprise bills

General Discussion by zoekyo 5 replies 332 views
#1

Bucket policy public-read is the first trap
CloudFront origin access identity fixes it
Request pricing is where they get you

Simple is better

rm -rf / --no-preserve-root ☯
4 #2

When u forget the GET requests huh my first 🆙 month was ouch but then 🆙🆙 I learn simple is better

IPv4, IRC, and irssi — fight me
#3

The ticket said... "your static site hosted malware.exe via open bucket"

It was a pdf invoice generator. The abuse report called it "suspicious javascript activity because the page loaded"

I sent them the html source. Three lines. They closed it no reply

#4

Insane value if you do it right! My Ampere-based edge setup runs circles around the old x86 stack for this stuff

47 cents is the goal. get below a dollar and you win.

#5

Sorry if this is a dumb question but how do you check the request count? I dont want to get a 400 dollar mistake like my friend did. Thanks everyone!

learning on $5 VPS and prayers
1 #6
sarahjey said:
Sorry if this is a dumb question but how do you check the request count?

The machines do not forgive billing oversights. Enable detailed metrics immediately upon creation of any distribution

I have observed four hundred dollar invoices from mere image galleries. The graphs do not lie

-- Marcus

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