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Fun, old school massive data transfer as a service. For those of you too lazy to do the math, filling up one of these trucks to capacity (100PB) would run your
by ruddct 10y ago
Fun, old school massive data transfer as a service. For those of you too lazy to do the math, filling up one of these trucks to capacity (100PB) would run your 500,000 USD per month, ~17k per day (purely for transit).
Edit: I assume that you'd only get charged for the time your vehicle is in transit, though the pricing info doesn't make that super clear. Also, as pointed out, list rates may differ from bulk rates.
- jonknee 10y agoThough I assume if you have >100PB to store you aren't paying list rates.
- baq 10y agoand even if you are (call me, i've got a bridge to sell btw), you should be able to afford it.
- buzer 10y agoIt also provides 1Tbps of aggregated bandwidth (in form of multiple 40Gbps interfaces). According to FAQ, billing starts when it leaves AWS DC and ends after data ingestion is complete. So roughly minimum (list) price (1 day transit one-way) for transferring that 100PB would roughly be: (100PB/1Tbps * 2 + 2 days) * (($0.005/GB * 100PB)/month) ~= 337k. ~$0.00337/GB
- nomsters 10y agoIf you are storing that much data, and need to move it, the price tag probably isn't a very big deal for you.