These are all good arguments. Then do the opposite and block S3 access from VPCs by default. That would violate none of those.
“We have no idea what your intent is, so we’ll default to routing AWS-AWS traffic expensively” is way, way worse than forcing users to be explicit about their intent.
Minimal is a laudable goal - but if a footgun is the result then you violate the principle of least surprise.
I rather suspect the problem with issues like this is that they mainly catch the less experienced, who aren’t an AWS priority because they aren’t where the Big Money is.
“We have no idea what your intent is, so we’ll default to routing AWS-AWS traffic expensively” is way, way worse than forcing users to be explicit about their intent.
Minimal is a laudable goal - but if a footgun is the result then you violate the principle of least surprise.
I rather suspect the problem with issues like this is that they mainly catch the less experienced, who aren’t an AWS priority because they aren’t where the Big Money is.