But it turns out that this is not a customer-friendly behavior. So AWS decided to remove the bidding out of the equation, and instead terminate instances based on a complicated scoring system.
The idea is that it's easier to deal with the missing compute capacity, which you notice right away, rather than be blindsided with a 100x bill at the end of the month.
But it turns out that this is not a customer-friendly behavior. So AWS decided to remove the bidding out of the equation, and instead terminate instances based on a complicated scoring system.
The idea is that it's easier to deal with the missing compute capacity, which you notice right away, rather than be blindsided with a 100x bill at the end of the month.