Oracle Cloud Always-Free Instances Disabled After Unannounced Quota Cuts
A user's Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Always Free compute instance was disabled after OCI reduced free-tier quotas, leaving them unable to restart it without manual reconfiguration. This highlights the risk free-tier cloud users face when providers silently tighten resource limits.
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