But what actually happens when that limit is hit? Are all your files in S3 deleted? Would the remaining storage costs for the rest of the month roll over to the next month?
At the very least, there could be a cap for ‘stoppable’ costs that doesn’t apply when data would be deleted. Running instances is usually much more expensive than storing data.
I realise though there are issues with this too - eg. Elasticsearch service can’t be stopped, deletion would be the only option.
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But what actually happens when that limit is hit? Are all your files in S3 deleted? Would the remaining storage costs for the rest of the month roll over to the next month?
Yes, delete it. Is for educational purposes not to run your production workload.
At the very least, there could be a cap for ‘stoppable’ costs that doesn’t apply when data would be deleted. Running instances is usually much more expensive than storing data.
I realise though there are issues with this too - eg. Elasticsearch service can’t be stopped, deletion would be the only option.