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Wow, looking at this numbers I think you can run small production ready things with that.
by therealmarv 10y ago
Wow, looking at this numbers I think you can run small production ready things with that.
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- azinman2 10y agoYa no kidding. This free tier is actually pretty generous. I imagine they found that these limits enables most people to start on GCE for free and only start paying when things become real. I do wonder, however, how much that long tail will cost them. 1GB storage / day can quickly add up, for example.
- Ajedi32 10y ago> 1GB storage / day can quickly add up, for example Are you sure? To me that sounds like it'll let you store 1 GB indefinitely, or 0.5 GB once a day for 12 hours; not 1 GB for a day on day 1, 2 GB for a day on day 2, etc...
- brightsize 10y ago"1GB indefinitely" is the case I think. The legacy GAE datastore allows you to store 1G of data for free over the course of a month. Datastore I/O is charged separately after free limits are exceeded. If I understand correctly the Cloud Datastore is the legacy GAE datastore with a different API (no NDB) and the free tier for both is essentially the same.