Monday, November 23, 2015
Nearline Price
Pricing examples
Simple pricing example
In this example, we show a simple scenario that might apply if you are just getting started with Google Cloud Storage. We use a monthly billing period to simplify the calculations.
Suppose you have the following storage usage pattern in a given month:
- 50 GB of standard data storage, from the first day to the end of the billing month.
- 10 GB of network egress (Americas and EMEA). (Ingress is free.)
- 10,000 total PUT/POST, GET bucket (list), GET service requests, Class A operations.
- 10,000 total GET object and HEAD requests, Class B operations.
Your bill for the month would be calculated as follows:
- 50 GB standard storage at $0.026/per GB: $1.30
- 10 GB of network egress at $0.12/per GB: $1.20
- 10,000 Class A operations at $0.01/per 1,000 operations: $0.10
- 10,000 Class B operations at $0.01/per 10,000 operations: $0.01
Total for Simple Pricing Example: $2.61
Thursday, November 19, 2015
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