esoriano"I deleted a few TBs of data from s3
cost me $270
to **delete** data"
^ what a time to be alive.
EDIT: note that it's quoted text, extracted from a post in Elmo's playground
Allen but one of the good ones@esoriano I would have simply have not updated my credit card when it expired and closed my account and ignored all their emails.
It may seem extreme but actually I've managed to do it all by accident so it can't be that hard.
Kenneth@uastronomer @esoriano Clever. Also a way to get out of a psychiatric ward โjust declare that you've cancelled your insurance. They can't get you out of the door quick enough!
TopKnotIn other news, a man and his company, recently held liable for his fraudulent business practices, continues to commit fraud?
@esoriano Drill's a lot cheaper.
Karl Voit 
Xucaen โฎ๏ธ๐๐ฟWe delete data from s3 all the time in pretty sure it doesn't cost extra. They probably charged you for the storage.
Arthur Lutz (Zenika)
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Mark@esoriano i believe this can be done with a single --recursive delete. I deleted hundreds of millions of objects and never paid so much..if you do it via individual delete object calls in the web interface it would take days and cost this much, but.. why?