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The author doesn't seem to explain the before and after cost difference. It used to be $9, and now it's what? Is the 10 cents talking about the AWS S3 pricing o
by herpderperator 4y ago
The author doesn't seem to explain the before and after cost difference. It used to be $9, and now it's what? Is the 10 cents talking about the AWS S3 pricing or the Fly.io pricing?
- re-thc 4y agoThe author saved $9 from the change.
- benhoyt 4y agoSorry if that wasn't clear. This was meant to answer it: > Fly.io looked more geeky and command line-oriented, which suited me, and their prices are also ridiculously low: free for up to three small virtual machines (I only need two), and $2/month for small VMs after that. Their free allowance allows up to 3 small VMs and 3 GB of permanent volume space. I'm under that (2 VMs and 2 x 1GB volumes) so I get both my apps for free, and I could add one more. Even if I had to pay the regular rates they charge after the allowance, it'd be only $4.18 per month. In any case, I was paying AWS $9/mo, now I'm paying Fly.io $0/mo, so that's what I saved.