Google App Engine Now Ready To Take Your Money
Posted by Thomas Claburn @ 03:00 EST | Feb 24, 2009
Google App Engine の課金システムが動き出したようです。これは、2/24 の Information Week 記事からの抜粋です：
The launch of a billing system for its Web application hosting platform puts Google in competition with Amazon Web Services and Microsoft’s Azure Services Platform. Google on Tuesday plans to introduce a billing system for usage of its Web application platform, Google App Engine, a move that reaffirms the company’s commitment to make a business out of Web application hosting. In so doing, Google begins competing more directly with Amazon Web Services, which pioneered pay-by-the-drink computing, and Microsoft’s forthcoming Azure Services Platform.
Previously, Google App Engine developers faced quotas for bandwidth, CPU time, and API calls. As of Tuesday, they can pay to play, should their applications see a surge in usage. Google has been promising as much since last May, when it opened App Engine to any interested developer. The company also published a preview of its pricing plan in December. In conjunction with the introduction of the new pricing scheme, Google plans to reduce its free quotas, though it maintains that App Engine apps still will be able to serve 5 million page views per month without charge.
肝心なのは、↓ ココ ですね。
10 cents per CPU core hour
10 cents per gigabyte of traffic incoming
12 cents per gigabyte of traffic outgoing
15 cents per gigabyte of data stored per month
$1 per 10,000 e-mails sent
続きは、以下で、どうぞ。
http://www.informationweek.com/cloud-computing/article/showArticle.jhtml?articleID=214502810
