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Is there a way to set Amazon AWS billing limit? [closed]

I'm building app on top of Amazon S3. How can I keep my S3 running under a set budget? Suppose I don't want unexpected traffic to over charge my AWS account. I'd rather it remain unavailable.

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Clark Avatar asked Aug 11 '11 06:08

Clark


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1 Answers

There is no way to set a budget for AWS.

But this feature is being requested very often, so probably one day it will be implemented.

https://forums.aws.amazon.com/thread.jspa?threadID=58127

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S3 Browser Team Avatar answered Sep 17 '22 03:09

S3 Browser Team