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Content r/developersindia Join u/Teleyks • Fresher • 12h Azure - racked up a masiive bill of 34,000 USD / 28 lakhs INR - HELP Help 1 am doing my undergrad in ENTC and for one my projects I tried to use Azure Open Al services. I first used the free trial which got over almost immediately and then I picked the pay as you go subscription because there was no other option available. I tried to deploy chat gpt 3.5 but didn't connect to any API and didn't use any tokens either. Even completions didn't show anything. Before using azure I did watch a hour long deployment videos none of which mentioned these costs and these costs were not visible. I also set a 20 USD limit on my credit card and thought that any charges would be automatically cancelled since I've set this limit and so the amount CANT go through but realised later that the bill cycle was monthly and I was wrong. A week after creation of this, I rechecked my azure account only to realise that there was a 28 lakhs bill. I have since deleted the resource and deployments. After some research I found out that I picked the PTU option and not the standard. And that has charged me hourly for a week straight. I have raised a ticked to Microsoft. I am unemployed and in university and I don't have any way of acquiring this kind of money. Please help

Content Posted by ujean-guy-throwaway 23 hours ago 153 URGENT Netflix Engineer Needs Help Scaling Kubernetes Deployment or I'm Toast! Hey there, fellow Kubernetes aficionados! I'm currently a tech engineer at Netflix (no, seriously!) and I'm in quite the pickle here. We have a live event going on for a super popular TV show (no spoilers, I promise!) and, boy oh boy, we're getting waaaaay more traffic than we ever anticipated. I need your help STAT to scale up our Kubernetes deployment, or I might as well start packing my bags for a lengthy unemployment period. So, here's the deal - our current deployment is like a single bicycle, but we need the power of a thousand hamsters on wheels to handle this tsunami of viewers. I know you guys are Kubernetes wizards, so any advice would be much appreciated! But please hurry, my boss is shooting me "You better fix this or you're fired" looks from across the room. Here's a brief overview of our setup: We're using Kubernetes v1.23 with Helm charts (I hope that's not ancient history to you guys!) Our main application is containerized, but the Kubernetes cluster is starting to resemble the "stressed-out cat meme." Auto-scaling is enabled, but it's more like a snail on a treadmill right now. My coffee supply is running dangerously low, so any caffeine-infused tips are also welcome. I appreciate any help you can provide to save my job and keep the fans happy! Remember, the fate of this Netflix live event is now in your hands, and so is my career! Sincerely, Your friendly, desperate Netflix Engineer P.S. I'll be happy to hook you up with a year of free Netflix if you save my bacon here (don't tell my boss)! UpdateEDIT: Upper management decided to pull the plug on our live event (unplugging and replugging didn't help, who knew?), and it's now officially canceled. As for me, well, my adventures aren't over yet. I've been summoned for a meeting with the bigwigs first thing tomorrow morning. It's probably not about my promotion, but hey, at least I'll get some quality time with the higher-ups!

Plot twist nobody saw coming: the AI that was supposed to replace developers just got replaced by developers. Turns out those Claude API bills add up faster than you can say "token limit exceeded." Five AI subscriptions cancelled, two actual humans hired. The math is mathing, just not the way Silicon Valley promised. Those mid-level devs are probably wondering if they should thank their new AI colleagues for pricing themselves out of the market, or if this is just the universe's way of reminding us that sometimes the cheapest compute is still a caffeinated engineer with imposter syndrome.

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