‘My Soul Left My Body’: Amazon Accidentally Bills Users Billions of Times What They Owe
THE SO WHAT
A stray AWS billing bug that shows $1.5T invoices is a stress test for how much blind trust teams place in cloud meters and alerts. Treat billing systems as production-critical: set hard budget guards, anomaly detection, and human review so a provider-side glitch doesn’t cascade into panic decisions internally.
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