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Especially when other price their registry as low margin business.
by jakozaur 11y ago
Especially when other price their registry as low margin business.
- toomuchtodo 11y agoIt's crazy. Amazon's container registry only charges you for the storage, which means they've got something like ELBs tuned for this, so they don't care about the instance time on their side. They're only charging you for what you're storing in S3 (although at 10 cents/GB, it _is_ more expensive then straight S3, but still extremely reasonable for not needing to manage your own registry).