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Transferring 1 MB/sec for 1 hour = 3.51 GB per hour Assume you stored 1 TB (1024 GB) and need to retrieve all of it. Free allowance per day = (1024 * 0.05)/30
by luser001 14y ago
Transferring 1 MB/sec for 1 hour = 3.51 GB per hour
Assume you stored 1 TB (1024 GB) and need to retrieve all of it.
Free allowance per day = (1024 * 0.05)/30 = 1.70 GB/day
Free hourly transfer allowance = 1.70/24 = 0.07 GB/hour
Billable hourly transfer rate = 3.51 - 0.07 = 3.44 GB/hour
Retrieval fee = 3.44 * 720 * 0.01 = $24.76
Based on info here: https://aws.amazon.com/glacier/faqs/#How_much_data_can_I_retrieve_for_free https://aws.amazon.com/glacier/faqs/#How_much_data_can_I_ret...
- DenisM 14y agoIn addition to the $25 retrieval fee there will also be a $120 bandwidth fee, so we're looking $145. And it will take 12 days to complete, at this speed. Bumping up the speed by a factor of 10 will bump up the retrieval fee by the same factor, so $250 + $120 = $370 total restore cost in a little over a day's time. Hm. I wonder if you can bill the insurance company for this in case of fire etc. Alternatively, it would be nice if Amazon allowed several accounts to pool together their retrieval allowance - it's not likely that all of my friends will have their house burn down at the same time.