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It's so obviously wrong that I can't really explain it. Maybe someone else can. To believe that requires a complete misunderstanding of IaaS.
by wmf 3y ago
It's so obviously wrong that I can't really explain it. Maybe someone else can. To believe that requires a complete misunderstanding of IaaS.
- asalahli 3y agoGP is probably refferring to blurbs like these > Amazon SimpleDB measures the machine utilization of each request and charges based on the amount of machine capacity used to complete the particular request (SELECT, GET, PUT, etc.), normalized to the hourly capacity of a circa 2007 1.7 GHz Xeon processor. See below for a more detailed description of how machine utilization charges are calculated. https://aws.amazon.com/simpledb/pricing/ https://aws.amazon.com/simpledb/pricing/
- wmf 3y agoSimpleDB is over 15 years old. I guess it's the only service still using "normalized" pricing. Newer services like RDS tell you exactly which processor you're getting and how many cores.