08-12-2022, 08:44 PM
Yes, I was assuming this too. But it also depends on the size of data you will need to check. So it might be not so high. Also if you use a random check ( e.g. FreeBSD is using that to fetch update indexes ) The other thing is to differentiate between update notice and update itself. AWS is only used for the update it self to distribute, nor ? So these cost will happen anyhow or do you expect, that there are a lot of old versions in the ether-space which will never be updated ( and used as C&C Servere for some homes ) ?
On the other hand I wouild not expect an automatic update. I want to update, when I have time to do follow-ups. So the update-notice doesn't mean that I will also pull the update immediately.
You could use your github to place the flag file to prevent costs. This would not touch AWS, but I still would get a sign inside of MoOde that an update is available.
On the other hand I wouild not expect an automatic update. I want to update, when I have time to do follow-ups. So the update-notice doesn't mean that I will also pull the update immediately.
You could use your github to place the flag file to prevent costs. This would not touch AWS, but I still would get a sign inside of MoOde that an update is available.
