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AWS: $0.024/GB/month (S3 standard, first 50 TB/month) GCP: $0.023/GB/month (standard storage, beyond 5 GB free limit) Azure: $0.019/GB/month (hot, first 50 TB
by espadrine 2y ago
AWS: $0.024/GB/month (S3 standard, first 50 TB/month)
GCP: $0.023/GB/month (standard storage, beyond 5 GB free limit)
Azure: $0.019/GB/month (hot, first 50 TB/month)
Cloudflare: $0.015/GB/month (beyond 10 GB free limit)
Scaleway: ~$0.013/GB/month (single-zone)
Backblaze: $0.006/GB/month
Hetzner: ~$5.49/month + $0.0054/GB/month (beyond 1TB free limit)
Egress costs vary though.
- layer8 2y agoIn slightly different terms, Hetzner is roughly 5 €/TB/month of storage plus 1 €/TB of egress (ex. VAT).
- coolspot 2y agoIn slightly different terms, Hetzner is roughly $0.006/Gb/month , similar to Backblaze
- chasely 2y agoWorking at a startup that deals in large data (our storage is measured in PB), egress is the only thing thing that matters if we're going to choose a new storage provider. And an automated class management system a la S3 or GCS.
- huntaub 2y agoI'm always surprised to hear that folks really think about egress costs. I think that's true if you're egressing across the internet for things like photos (i.e. if I'm embedding an image stored on S3 in my website), but for most use cases -- you should store your data in the object storage system that's in the same cloud as your compute to avoid those charges and performance penalties.
- chasely 2y agoWe're saying the same thing, really. Basically until AWS/GCP/Azure have minimal egress fees there is no way we can switch over to a different storage provider. They obviously know this so it will probably never happen.