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Isn't Google's $300 credit only valid for 2 months?
by geoka9 10y ago
Isn't Google's $300 credit only valid for 2 months?
- BrandonY 10y agoNope, 12 months: https://cloud.google.com/free/ https://cloud.google.com/free/ In addition, the $300 is only for expenses in excess of the "Always Free" usage limits, which covers quite a bit of stuff, including 5 gigs of cloud storage, 1 micro compute engine instance, and a terabyte of BigQuery queries per month. (disclaimer: I work at Google)
- Mz 10y agoShouldn't that be "source" rather than "disclaimer"?
- OJFord 10y agoPeople 'disclaim' all sorts of funny things here.
- mobiplayer 10y agoI think it was more of a disclosure...
- Mz 10y agoYeah, "full disclosure" would have worked fine.
- komali2 10y agoWhy did it used to be 2 months? When did it change? It absolutely used to be 2 months, otherwise, my account would still be able to use those 300$ credits. But I just checked, it can't. I still have the expiration email if you want.
- gcb0 10y agoIt changes on a whim. Like anything google, some people are probably still seeing 2 months because they are in some bucket or something. Who knows? Building on google stuff is as risky as building on apple's.