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I guess it depends on your page size. My pages average around 10kb and make two requests per page. At 1m hits that's still only $0.80 if we don't include Cloudf
by K0nserv 10y ago
I guess it depends on your page size. My pages average around 10kb and make two requests per page. At 1m hits that's still only $0.80 if we don't include Cloudflare reducing the number of requests that reach S3. If anything 87 requests and 4.7mb makes it sound like you have a bit of an obesity[0] problem on your blog.
0: http://idlewords.com/talks/website_obesity.htm http://idlewords.com/talks/website_obesity.htm
- user5994461 10y agoI'd say you're the one who has a lack of content problem. Just the raw text of the article is over 10kb. The pictures (logo, header, images, graphs in the articles) are easily 0.1 to 1 MB for every article. The specific article I checked has 2 animated gifs which are MB each. That's why the 5 MB. I sure don't want to pay $50 because of a picture.
- Ravengenocide 10y agoWell, there's your problem then. You could easily not host the gifs, or use a much slimmer format to reduce those MBs. If you host your page on a "pay-per-view/size" service, then it might make sense to not send as much content as you can, but instead try to reduce it.