As far as a list of moves by AWS that seem fishy, this one really isnt. This to me is closer to artificial scarcity pricing that matches a customers need and willingness to pay. Its no different than putting SAML in the “enterprise” column of SaaS pricing.
AWS had way more advantages and while this price is much higher than what the costs are, it’s sort of run of the mill business.
AWS had way more advantages and while this price is much higher than what the costs are, it’s sort of run of the mill business.