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Traffic over-usage is $1 per TB, so this is still quite fair, only in singapore is traffic really expensive at $8/TB.

by sigio 2y ago

jgalt212 2y ago
so still order or orders of magnitude cheaper than the the big 3 hyperscalers.
- tecleandor 2y ago
  AWS EC2: 100GB included and then $90 per TB. GCP Premium Tier: $120 per TB GCP Standard Tier: $85 per TB That's a bunch of money...
  - glzone1 2y ago
    AWS drops to $50/TB - still 2x to 10x maybe? A lot of CDNs cost a surprising amount or hide pricing.
jsheard 2y ago
> only in singapore is traffic really expensive at $8/TB. Expensive by Hetzner standards but still cheap by cloud standards, egress from Singapore EC2 instances is between $80 and $120 per TB for example.
- tr33house 2y ago
  $80!! EC2 is a scam
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  - jsheard 2y ago
    It's $120/TB for the first 10TB in a month, so you need to be spending >$1200 just on bandwidth every month before you even get the "discounted" rates.
  - grepfru_it 2y ago
    The real savings only come in bulk
  - eatery1234 2y ago
    I know serverless is really expensive, but Vercel is about $400 for 1TB
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    - leerob 2y ago
      Vercel is $150: https://getdeploying.com/reference/data-egress https://getdeploying.com/reference/data-egress
      - eatery1234 2y ago
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      - ea016 2y ago
        Vercel heavy user here. They have a very misleading pricing. It's "starting at $150", it varies depending on the region. I end up paying $400 / TB as we have a very international website.
binarymax 2y ago
That’s very fair. I wish they had put that in the email!
- geek_at 2y ago
  That is right, it would have maybe reduced the public outcry. It just makes it 10$ more expensive per month which is totally OK in my book
freefaler 2y ago
In Singapore and Asia in general traffic is very expensive, because there are no peering exchanges. So you need to pay for each Mbps you use. Big ISPs there are oligopolies and aren't too fast or keen to work with you.

Traffic over-usage is $1 per TB, so this is still quite fair, only in singapore is traffic really expensive at $8/TB.

by sigio 2y ago

Traffic over-usage is $1 per TB, so this is still quite fair, only in singapore is traffic really expensive at $8/TB.

jgalt212 2y ago

so still order or orders of magnitude cheaper than the the big 3 hyperscalers.

tecleandor 2y ago
AWS EC2: 100GB included and then $90 per TB. GCP Premium Tier: $120 per TB GCP Standard Tier: $85 per TB That's a bunch of money...
- glzone1 2y ago
  AWS drops to $50/TB - still 2x to 10x maybe? A lot of CDNs cost a surprising amount or hide pricing.

jsheard 2y ago

> only in singapore is traffic really expensive at $8/TB. Expensive by Hetzner standards but still cheap by cloud standards, egress from Singapore EC2 instances is between $80 and $120 per TB for example.

tr33house 2y ago
$80!! EC2 is a scam
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- jsheard 2y ago
  It's $120/TB for the first 10TB in a month, so you need to be spending >$1200 just on bandwidth every month before you even get the "discounted" rates.
- grepfru_it 2y ago
  The real savings only come in bulk
- eatery1234 2y ago
  I know serverless is really expensive, but Vercel is about $400 for 1TB
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  - leerob 2y ago
    Vercel is $150: https://getdeploying.com/reference/data-egress https://getdeploying.com/reference/data-egress
    - eatery1234 2y ago
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    - ea016 2y ago
      Vercel heavy user here. They have a very misleading pricing. It's "starting at $150", it varies depending on the region. I end up paying $400 / TB as we have a very international website.

binarymax 2y ago

That’s very fair. I wish they had put that in the email!

geek_at 2y ago
That is right, it would have maybe reduced the public outcry. It just makes it 10$ more expensive per month which is totally OK in my book

freefaler 2y ago

In Singapore and Asia in general traffic is very expensive, because there are no peering exchanges. So you need to pay for each Mbps you use. Big ISPs there are oligopolies and aren't too fast or keen to work with you.