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That doesn't seem right. Will investigate.

• the_duke 10y ago
  1 [mb hour] * 24 [hours] * 365 [days] * 10^9 [mb] / 1000 [points] * 0.01 [$] = 87.6 million So unless you have some quantity discounts, that would seem to be the price for storing 1 PB , without any querying.
  • evanweaver 10y ago
    Yeah it's our mistake. It's actually gigabyte-hour.
    • ryanworl 10y ago
      So in the OP's example, the cost is $87,000 per petabyte-year of storage? EDIT: I see mentioned in another post this a per-replica cost. So it would be roughly $87,000 times the number of replicas, ignoring the initial queries that inserted the data in the first place?
      • evanweaver 10y ago
        I think so but we are going to run the cost regressions again and make sure it's in line with market.