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You don't buy bytes, you buy pipes. Typically, you buy say 1Gbit of transit and you can put as much or as little data through that pipe as you want. You can ge
by Veratyr 9y ago
You don't buy bytes, you buy pipes. Typically, you buy say 1Gbit of transit and you can put as much or as little data through that pipe as you want.
You can get a gigabit pipe from Hurricane Electric or FDCServers for $400/month. In a month it can take 327TB of data, so the cost of 1TB is ~$1.20.
- DisposableMike 9y agoCurious - at what POP have you been quoted $400/month for a gigabit connection from HE?
- posguy 9y agoIts not a quote, but a well known, long running cabinet special for 42u (aka a dedicated full rack) and 15 amps of power: https://he.net/special.pdf https://he.net/special.pdf Other datacenters can go cheaper if you need less rackspace and power, bandwidth is cheap!
- DisposableMike 9y agoLooks like this one is specifically for the Fremont 2 data center (though like you said, I imagine it's possible elsewhere or comparable). Thanks!