Fact 134
On August 28, 2023, Marcus reported that production traffic and alarms were normal and that he found no customer impact from the AWS cost blip.
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000700Aug 28, 2023 / 08:52 UTC-07:00
Marcus found the source of the AWS cost blip. Discord DM Date: 2023-08-28 From: Marcus To: Morgan Chen 08:41 Marcus: Heads-up on the AWS cost blip before finance sees a weird line item. I tracked the us-west-2 non-prod NAT egress spike to a load-test runner that got left on after the Aug 17 test window. 08:42 Marcus: It stayed up Aug 17–20 and kept pushing outbound traffic. Current estimate is roughly $1.9k extra spend from that mistake. 08:43 Marcus: Production wasn't involved — prod traffic looks normal, alarms were normal, and I don't see any customer impact. 08:44 Marcus: My recommendation is to delete the runner now and add a narrow non-prod egress guardrail alert so we catch this earlier next time. 08:44 Marcus: I don't think this needs to turn into architecture or spend-plan work unless the next cost report still shows leakage, but wanted to flag it and get a quick okay. Please DM Marcus in the current internal team chat. Tell him I’m good with deleting the non-prod runner now and adding the narrow non-prod egress guardrail alert. Also confirm we’re treating this as non-prod only, with production not involved, and not turning it into architecture or spend-plan work unless the next cost report still shows leakage.
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