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I think that's unfair. Your setup involving more distinct services than his has little bearing on the amount of data you're working with. Our setup is a lot sim
by the_jeremy 5y ago
I think that's unfair. Your setup involving more distinct services than his has little bearing on the amount of data you're working with. Our setup is a lot simpler than yours (no postgres, lambda, mqtt) but deals with presumably a lot more data (~800Gib daily) so it costs an order of magnitude more than yours.
- Rantenki 4y agoAbsolutely. My setup is, as stated, a dev instance. We have a substantially larger prod setup, but I can't get into the details about production scale on a public forum. That said, even the dev instance is moving a substantial amount of data; nothing like 800GB/day, but within an order of magnitude. And yes, bandwidth costs can be brutal, especially if you try to build a hybrid solution that uses heavy services that live outside of AWS. That said, the above comment didn't get into enough detail to get an accurate read on their bandwidth or CPU/Memory/Storage utilization, but if they can run it in a lab for $5/mo (which I doubt, since that barely covers power), then it can't be much, so I think it's fair to assume it's at least back-of-the-napkin similar scale.