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Their prices are very competitive. Cheaper than AWS and Azure by a fairly large margin.
by luhn 6y ago
Their prices are very competitive. Cheaper than AWS and Azure by a fairly large margin.
- Macha 6y agoDoes anyone pay list price for AWS? Either you're small enough to avail of startup credits etc. or you're big enough to negotiate a personalised discount
- Aperocky 6y agoIf you know what you're doing, and knows a better part of the AWS services, the discount you'll get just by knowing what you're doing is probably bigger at that point. Cloud native can go to either extreme cost wise, and it's very dependent on good engineering (which, unfortunately, is the exception not the norm).
- tgsovlerkhgsel 6y agoI looked at traffic pricing (the most outrageous item among the big three cloud providers). Outbound traffic from US/Europe is $0.0085 USD per GB. That's roughly an order of magnitude cheaper. Also, 10 TB free will be enough for many small use cases. The billing based on source instead of destination also makes the cost a bit more predictable. That's just list price, of course, and it's still well above e.g. Hetzner, but it's a reasonable price.
- toyg 6y agoThis is Oracle we’re talking about. The minute they get a significant foothold, prices are guaranteed to skyrocket.