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I mean, those S3 objects, those backups, those databases, are billing.

“Turning them off” means deleting them.



It doesn't have to be though?

The provider could reject further access to them (reads / writes) once the limit is reached. The cost of actually keeping objects as "cold" storage has a natural cap per billing cycle since those are billed based on time.


Sounds good to me, that's what offsite backups are for (if the data is even necessary)




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