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Cloud Service Usage Price matters a lot. I actively move systems off of AWS to save costs. Take Cloudfront as an example. Bunny is half a cent per GB and has
by arecurrence 5y ago
Cloud Service Usage Price matters a lot. I actively move systems off of AWS to save costs. Take Cloudfront as an example. Bunny is half a cent per GB and has no per-request cost. I've seen Cloudfront cost over 20x more. A $10,000 bill instead of $200,000 per month is well worth the engineering work.
Btw, Bunny is also $10 flat rate for unlimited image processing... and they only bill the post-processed bandwidth cost. The price of my AWS equivalent for that pipeline was quite the comparison. :)
- tedmiston 5y agoI misread your comment as "Bunny" being a GCP service competing with AWS CloudFront. Is Bunny Optimizer (bunny.net) [1] what you are referring to? [1]: https://bunny.net/optimizer/#pricing-details https://bunny.net/optimizer/#pricing-details
- arecurrence 5y agoAh yeah, sorry. I should have elaborated. Bunny is a CDN provider. They charge half a cent per gigabyte for their Limited Points of Presence tier and 1 cent (or higher depending on the region) for their Many Points of Presence tier https://bunny.net/pricing https://bunny.net/pricing Plus, as you found, $10 for unlimited image processing :) I look forward to the day they have a key value store along with functions at edge. I expect their pricing model to be simply irresistible.