I hope that's the case, though I've reduced my instances down. I had the resources split into four VMs, so I just deleted two of them as I only really use one anyway.
> I'm not blaming oracle for reducing the quota, I know they have been very generous on their free tier but It would have been nice if they had atleast sent a email about this
I do blame them as "always free" should mean something and if there's an existential reason to change their offering, then communication should be the very least of their efforts. They should have communicated it, then provided a grace period with a warning of what the charges would be, then finally make the change. Currently, I don't think they've even updated their billing/usage pages.
So i still had the instances to see if i will be billed. but so far I they didn't. I guess those changes are for only the new users and not the old. or they might have seen the reaction of the users and decided to back off.
Yeah, usually in their support chat i would usually be let in but now i had a queue with almost 50 people. I assume everyone wants to get clarification on this.
They might have decided to try their luck and see how many people will fall victim to their scummy tactics of not informing the users.
> I'm not blaming oracle for reducing the quota, I know they have been very generous on their free tier but It would have been nice if they had atleast sent a email about this
I do blame them as "always free" should mean something and if there's an existential reason to change their offering, then communication should be the very least of their efforts. They should have communicated it, then provided a grace period with a warning of what the charges would be, then finally make the change. Currently, I don't think they've even updated their billing/usage pages.