Re:AWS faulty UX cost our business $7k and they refused to d...
by mikeyla85 on Thursday March 04, 2021 @12:26PM
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Thanks for the information!
Re your first note -- because I assumed that this operation was being treated similarly to a move (which is a copy and delete in S3), I assumed that I would be dinged for the cost of copying (minimal when on the same location) but the original would be deleted.
Second -- this makes sense to me that this is how it works. But I still don't understand why anyone would have a use case for this "Edit Storage Class" dialog box. Is there ever a moment in the administering of an object where you would want to duplicate that object but with a different storage class?
Unfortunately hiring a sysadmin is way out of our budget. We had a friend helping with some AWS stuff and they may have done some of this for us if I'd asked, but I do remember it being a fairly mind-numbing task and he wasn't co-located with the files.
Re your first note -- because I assumed that this operation was being treated similarly to a move (which is a copy and delete in S3), I assumed that I would be dinged for the cost of copying (minimal when on the same location) but the original would be deleted.
Reference: https://forums.aws.amazon.com/thread.jspa?messageID=455101#j...
Second -- this makes sense to me that this is how it works. But I still don't understand why anyone would have a use case for this "Edit Storage Class" dialog box. Is there ever a moment in the administering of an object where you would want to duplicate that object but with a different storage class?
Unfortunately hiring a sysadmin is way out of our budget. We had a friend helping with some AWS stuff and they may have done some of this for us if I'd asked, but I do remember it being a fairly mind-numbing task and he wasn't co-located with the files.