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> I would imagine that Dropbox pays some sort of bulk price, but I can't find any information. Storage pricing is right there on the S3 pricing page: http://aw
by bdonlan 15y ago
> I would imagine that Dropbox pays some sort of bulk price, but I can't find any information.
Storage pricing is right there on the S3 pricing page: http://aws.amazon.com/s3/#pricing http://aws.amazon.com/s3/#pricing
Assuming they're at the highest tiers, we're looking at about $0.055/gb storage, $0.050/gb transfer out, $0 transfer in. Transfer out could certainly be less, though, if they're in the >524TB/mo range.
- natrius 15y agoI'd bet that Dropbox is that largest S3 user in existence. Custom rates are very likely.
- EliAndrewC 15y agoNetflix also uses Amazon S3 and is probably an even larger customer, but I agree with your assessment that custom rates are very likely (for both of them).
- jonknee 15y agoNetflix uses EC2 for computing power. It uses CDNs (Level 3 and Akamai mostly) to deliver streams so most of the bandwidth would not be from Amazon.