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It mostly suggests large spikes in usage, no? Which does not seem very surprising.



Totally. There are other explanations (like wanting to offer a discount), but my mind initally went to "they have a lot of provisioned compute that they pre-paid for, and they want higher-utilization when API request rates are low."

Just hypothesizing.


Or they don't have enough provisioned compute to cover peak usage, and they therefore want to reduce peak usage.




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