Google App Engine Blog: Changing Quotas To Keep Most Apps Serving Free

http://googleappengine.blogspot.com/2009/06/changing-quotas-to-keep-most-apps.html

by Anon84 • 17 years ago

11 7 17 years ago

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cosinepi2• 17 years ago

Am I reading that right? They're dropping from 10GB free outbound transfer to 1GB?

DocSavage2• 17 years ago

Yes. This reduction was announced back on Feb 24 when they allowed billing:

http://googleappengine.blogspot.com/2009/02/new-grow-your-ap...

cosinepi2• 17 years ago

Do you accept the argument that this will not affect the majority of applications on App Engine? I had the impression that large numbers of apps were already exceeding the existing quotas.

blasdel3• 17 years ago

...and cutting from 46 CPU-hours per day to just 6.5

blasdel3• 17 years ago

They've cut $120 a month from the free quota, and they cut it from the only two resources that really get used: Bandwidth and CPU.

I have an App Engine app that I wrote a while back but hadn't publicly released yet -- now I'm glad I didn't, because this quota change would have fucked me with a 100x cost increase.

Google App Engine Blog: Changing Quotas To Keep Most Apps Serving Free

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