Re:The Cloud
by votepaunchy on Wednesday August 07, 2019 @08:02PM
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> And that's ignoring the Glacier storage class, which is a fifth of that.
And Glacier Deep Archive is a further fourth of that.
Bandwidth prices vary widely and some are bad, so the “all in” price can be hard to figure. It’s definitely cheap to let your data just sit there. Move it anywhere — it might get expensive.
Re:The Cloud
by paulddraper on Wednesday August 07, 2019 @07:35PM
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AWS charges $5 per million write requests, $0.40 per million read requests. Inbound bandwidth is free; outbound bandwidth ranges from free (within same AWS region) to $0.05/GB for public internet at scale.
The latter number can be pricey. But, irrelevant with respect to the failing costs of hard drives.
And that's ignoring the Glacier storage class (which probably didn't show up on that historical graph), which is a fifth of that.