This is an interesting point, and we could definitely consider something like this. Where exactly do you run into problems?
For example, let's say you've figured out that a particular EC2 instance or database is too costly. What is the sticking point for you in turning it off? Is it that the resource has other essential functions unrelated to the cost spike? Or is it the identification of the exact resource that's the problem?
For example, let's say you've figured out that a particular EC2 instance or database is too costly. What is the sticking point for you in turning it off? Is it that the resource has other essential functions unrelated to the cost spike? Or is it the identification of the exact resource that's the problem?