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$0.50 per extra GB seems high, especially for a storage-intensive app. Given the cost of cloud Object Storage services it doesn't seem to make much sense. Exam
by jmarbach 4y ago
$0.50 per extra GB seems high, especially for a storage-intensive app. Given the cost of cloud Object Storage services it doesn't seem to make much sense.
Examples of alternatives for managed Postgres:
* Supabase is $0.125 per GB
* DigitalOcean managed Postgres is ~$0.35 per GB
- makestuff 4y agoSUpabase runs on AWS so they are either losing a ton of money, have some amazing deal with AWS, or the $0.50 is inaccurate.
- kiwicopple 4y ago(supabase ceo) EBS pricing is here: https://aws.amazon.com/ebs/pricing/ https://aws.amazon.com/ebs/pricing/ I'd have to check with the team but I'm 80% sure we're on gp3 ($0.08/GB-month). That said, we have a very generous free tier. With AWS we have an enterprise plan + savings plan + reserved instances. Not all of these affect EBS pricing, but we end up paying a lot less than the average AWS user due to our high-usage.
- claytongulick 4y agoI really wish I could use DO, but unless something has changed recently, they don't support delta backups, which is a deal killer for me. For small startups, my DR/HA plan is hourly delta snapshots of the whole volume. GCP, AWS and Azure all make this possible.