Need to figure out why the daily cost of our dev efs was $30/day when it should have been 3 cents a day. Suspect datasync caused this. When looking at metrics for that efs drive there was '100' data reads for the time period we saw the price increase for (IDK what units that is in however):
Standard (GB-Month) $0.16
57.29 * 0.16 = $9.16
/ 31 = 0.029 cents per day
Test this theory by datasync'ing demo bucket to dev efs once and see what cost is next day, do again (should be no data moved) and check costs again
datasync is set up to be once per hour for edu notebooks, dataset notebook has RDM's cron triggering dataset once every 10 mins. But that would explain the cost being 6x more than expected, which is way less than what we're seeing
Need to figure out why the daily cost of our dev efs was $30/day when it should have been 3 cents a day. Suspect datasync caused this. When looking at metrics for that efs drive there was '100' data reads for the time period we saw the price increase for (IDK what units that is in however):
Standard (GB-Month) $0.16 57.29 * 0.16 = $9.16 / 31 = 0.029 cents per day
Test this theory by datasync'ing demo bucket to dev efs once and see what cost is next day, do again (should be no data moved) and check costs again
datasync is set up to be once per hour for edu notebooks, dataset notebook has RDM's cron triggering dataset once every 10 mins. But that would explain the cost being 6x more than expected, which is way less than what we're seeing