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by kangman 3401 days ago
what's the SLA for s3?
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Here it is, in typical SLA language... only AWS knows what it means https://aws.amazon.com/s3/sla/
There's logic behind the complicated rules. The idea is that you can't cause the calculated availability to go down by generating lots of requests when the service is down.
And my favourite part: "To receive a Service Credit, you must submit a claim by opening a case in the AWS Support Center." -- for a company that has built itself on automation, surely you could automate some bill credits based on the SLA.
Many companies don't give out refunds and you have to proactively request. (alas my employer's value prop, in a completely different industry of course)
You can open tickets in support with API calls ... just sayin.
Does the AWS Support Center also run on AWS?