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Excluding API call charges, retrieval fees, and transfer out charges: If my math is correct, for N. California, 100 TB in Deep Archive is $204.80 per month, vs
by CaliforniaKarl 8y ago
Excluding API call charges, retrieval fees, and transfer out charges:
If my math is correct, for N. California, 100 TB in Deep Archive is $204.80 per month, vs. $512 per month in regular Glacier.
For other non-Gov US regions, 100 TB in Deep Archive is $101.376 per month, vs. $409.60 per month in regular Glacier.
[Edit: Addl. pricing info]
- teraflop 8y agoIt's about half that cost in the us-east regions.
- CaliforniaKarl 8y agoThanks for that! Updated. Oregon is the same (as is pretty much the norm for US-WEST-1 vs. the rest of non-Gov US).
- CaliforniaKarl 8y agoThis pricing is finally at the point where I can start considering this for some of the research labs I support.
- patrickg_zill 8y agoIf you have to retrieve all of it, what is the cost?
- kalleboo 8y agoI may be missing something (determing what components of AWS pricing apply is not trivial to figure out), but the cost I'm getting for retrieval + outgoing bandwidth is about $90/TB. So for the 100TB example that would be $9,000
- teraflop 8y agoThe retrieval cost itself isn't too extravagant. For 100 TB, it would cost about $250 for "bulk" retrieval (48 hours), or $2,000 for "standard" retrieval (12 hours). But that only accounts for the cost of retrieving it within AWS. If you want to download the data to your own server, you have to pay the internet egress rate which would add an additional $7,800.
- privateSFacct 8y agoDepends a bit on if you use snowball
- dfrage 8y agoSnowball ought to be quite a bit cheaper if you have enough TB to recover: https://aws.amazon.com/snowball/pricing/ https://aws.amazon.com/snowball/pricing/