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How much data? 10 TB will "only" cost $900. Alternatively there's the "ship us hard drives" option. Failing that, if you're at a crazy scale, we did announce
by boulos 11y ago
How much data? 10 TB will "only" cost $900. Alternatively there's the "ship us hard drives" option. Failing that, if you're at a crazy scale, we did announce a switch-and-save program as part of Nearline (https://cloud.google.com/storage-nearline/ https://cloud.google.com/storage-nearline/).
Depending on how much you're storing, the one time hit to move may make sense given our ~25% lower cost per byte (and as you mention way better GCE pricing).
- jzelinskie 11y agoHow'd you arrive at that number? To my understanding, you get hit up twice -- paying for data leaving S3 and data entering GCS. The other thing to keep in mind is that if lots of your customers are also using AWS, their S3 traffic from you is free.
- boulos 11y agoNo, you only pay for egress (outbound traffic) not ingress. You pay for operations (GETS and PUTS) on each side but the total costs are going to be dominated by the egress. In addition to free egress within GCP regions, we also recently announced reduced egress pricing for major CDN partners: https://cloud.google.com/interconnect/cdn-interconnect https://cloud.google.com/interconnect/cdn-interconnect . So how much data do you store and serve? ;)