It is simple and very cheap platform for starup. When project will grow - it
can be optimised or migrate - GAE have very simple API and it can emulate
very simple on VDS, amazon or shared hosting.

2011/9/16 Strom <xxst...@gmail.com>

> I agree with pretty much everything you said.
>
> On Sep 15, 11:53 pm, JH <ja...@mhztech.com> wrote:
> > When first seeing the new pricing I was very upset.  From watching
> > this group I wasn't the only one.  However, at the risk of angering
> > some I'd like to report my findings.
> >
> > When first seeing the new pricing my first idea was to change
> > providers.  Not only to save some money, but also in fear of the fact
> > that GAE may very well be over in 3 years with so many others leaving
> > due to the new pricing.
> >
> > So my first stop was AWS.  With so much buzz surrounding aws plus so
> > many companies using it they must be a great product.  However you
> > have to be careful to look under the covers.
> >
> > GAE is a PaaS.  That's why I love GAE.  Everything is taken care of
> > for you.  However some of the tasks are not that hard so for now we
> > won't factor that into the price.
> >
> > AWS has micro instances available for a pretty cheap price.  But,
> > that's not all you need.  You need a datastore.  So you either run it
> > on your micro instance, using a good chunk of resources or you pay for
> > RDS/SimpleDB.  So if we choose simpleDB (GAE made everyone fall in
> > love with NoSQL) you now have 2 products to pay for.  What about
> > memcache?  Well AWS just introduced Elasticache.  Another bill, and
> > not a cheap one I might add.  What about map reduce?  That will be an
> > additional fee.  And I'm not going to get into scaling as I really
> > don't personally need it.  But for a fee AWS has elastic load
> > balancers...
> >
> > So let's stick with PaaS.  Heroku sounds good.  They are suppose to be
> > getting python soon!  1 web dyno + 1 worker dyno + 20 gig of shared
> > database storage = $50/month.  Wowsers!  What about cron?  That will
> > be $3/month.  Memcache can run $20-$3500 / month!  These guys charge
> > you for everything!  So many of these things are included with GAE.
> >
> > What about dotcloud?  Well their first paid tier starts at $99/month.
> >
> > So I'm not out to anger the community.  I realize everyone's app is
> > different and some people's bills have gone up 100x, etc.  I just
> > wanted to point out that finding a better deal may not be so easy.  I
> > really hope that people stay on GAE as I hope it can continue to run
> > for many more years.
> >
> > Oh yeah, not to mention what a cool platform this is to develop on.
> > Task queues, cron, deployments, memcache, logging (I forgot to mention
> > that Heroku charges for logging).  And it's all managed for you.  No
> > need to wake up at 2am because your server is down.  Or your mysql
> > table is corrupt... I'm just saying.
>
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