Amazon's new feature for this specifically says that it won't delete any of your data for 90 days:

> If you take no action within 90 days of your project being paused, AWS permanently deletes your project data.

Can I store few petabytes, and pay for it for one day every 90 days to reset the timer?

	▲	sillysaurusx 5 hours ago \| parent \| next [-]
		What surprised me about GCP was that yes, you could load all of your training data and model weights (terabytes) into a free starter account, then create a new account after 30 days and transfer the billing obligation from account A to account B. It was such a blessing for hobbyists, back in ye olde 2019.
	▲	DangitBobby 3 hours ago \| parent \| prev \| next [-]
		Presumably you'd have to back pay the 90 days but it's your life
	▲	radicalbyte 4 hours ago \| parent \| prev [-]
		Given that the cloud providers just put a 0 or two on the cost to determine their prices then yes, you could try. They'll ban you after a year because it will be against their TOS. But sure, go for it.