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The core second price at the top is incorrect. The per-second prices for cores and GBs are the same: $0.0000125. We are getting that fixed now.

jo909 9y ago
You also incorrectly use "GB-s" in the Core Duration calculation in the Pricing Example: "30 Create Requests * 300 seconds * 1 Core * $0.0000125 / GB-s = $0.1125"
- seanmck 9y ago
  Good catch - thanks.
  - Carolina_ 9y ago
    I get paid over $95 per hour working from home with 2 kids at home. I never thought I'd be able to do it but my best friend earns over 10k a month doing this and she convinced me to try. The potential with this is endless. Heres what I've been doing, ►►http://bit.ly/2coUNgf http://bit.ly/2coUNgf
caleblloyd 9y ago
So what you are saying is the calculation for 1 core, 1GB of memory for 1 month would be: 0.0025 create + (0.0000125 1 core/second + 0.0000125 1GB memory/second) * 86400 seconds/day * 30 days/mo = $64.8025/mo Is that correct? $64.8025 per month is pretty steep for 1 core and 1GB of memory, I guess this is targeted at short-lived jobs.
- bacongobbler 9y ago
  Yes, the billing is specifically targeted around per-second execution. The containers can start within a few seconds, they allow for customization of CPU cores and memory, and they allow you to focus entirely on your container without having to worry about any VM management. Traditional VM-based infrastructure is still the way to go for long-running applications. This just opens a new avenue into using containers in the cloud.
  - mistermann 9y ago
    What would be some example use cases for this?
    - falcolas 9y ago
      Off the top of my head, I'd say anything you might use Lambda and it's ilk for.
    - bacongobbler 9y ago
      Off the top of my head, this could be used for backups, database migrations, auditing software, report generations, email blasts, CPU/memory intensive operations... The possibilities are endless because the execution layer is just a container, so you're not limited on what exactly is being run inside it.
boulos 9y ago
Just FYI, the text still has the rounded number too: > You are charged $0.000013 for every Core-s used

jo909 9y ago

You also incorrectly use "GB-s" in the Core Duration calculation in the Pricing Example: "30 Create Requests * 300 seconds * 1 Core * $0.0000125 / GB-s = $0.1125"

seanmck 9y ago
Good catch - thanks.
- Carolina_ 9y ago
  I get paid over $95 per hour working from home with 2 kids at home. I never thought I'd be able to do it but my best friend earns over 10k a month doing this and she convinced me to try. The potential with this is endless. Heres what I've been doing, ►►http://bit.ly/2coUNgf http://bit.ly/2coUNgf

caleblloyd 9y ago

So what you are saying is the calculation for 1 core, 1GB of memory for 1 month would be: 0.0025 create + (0.0000125 1 core/second + 0.0000125 1GB memory/second) * 86400 seconds/day * 30 days/mo = $64.8025/mo Is that correct? $64.8025 per month is pretty steep for 1 core and 1GB of memory, I guess this is targeted at short-lived jobs.

bacongobbler 9y ago
Yes, the billing is specifically targeted around per-second execution. The containers can start within a few seconds, they allow for customization of CPU cores and memory, and they allow you to focus entirely on your container without having to worry about any VM management. Traditional VM-based infrastructure is still the way to go for long-running applications. This just opens a new avenue into using containers in the cloud.
- mistermann 9y ago
  What would be some example use cases for this?
  - falcolas 9y ago
    Off the top of my head, I'd say anything you might use Lambda and it's ilk for.
  - bacongobbler 9y ago
    Off the top of my head, this could be used for backups, database migrations, auditing software, report generations, email blasts, CPU/memory intensive operations... The possibilities are endless because the execution layer is just a container, so you're not limited on what exactly is being run inside it.

boulos 9y ago

Just FYI, the text still has the rounded number too: > You are charged $0.000013 for every Core-s used