I love really americans! There are no world outside USA! Any cup of
tee and coffe should have the price 3-5 $.
For sure __everybody_ have business and share income with Google.
And (OFFKOZ!) ONLY LOOSERS don't speak English, drink no Cola and
have no iPhone :)))
On 10 Sep., 06:53, Jeff Schnitzer
Even for bigger ones !!!
My apps was costing 400 USD a month up to now and with the new pricing
it is going to cost 1300 USD a month for the same resources !!
That is completely nonsense and not very delicate for a provider to
multiply by 3 the price of an application.
Result : We are
Have you tried configuring your Max Idle Instances to 1, and see how that
affects your estimated bill?
If you read around this forum, there have been many others that were shocked
by the increase in the estimated bill, but have managed to bring it down to
reasonable levels by optimizing their
On Sat, Sep 10, 2011 at 8:16 PM, Jeff Schnitzer j...@infohazard.org wrote:
Unfortunately I don't know the answer.
It's simple: stop enforcing a minimum spend of $9/month. Let the guy
pre-pay $10 into his account so he can cover his $0.07 costs without
being ripped-off 4x for services not
Thanks Guys for your suggestions.
If I switch to any GAE pricing model, it will not suit me. However, I have
some shared hosting providers which are very cheap. I can switch some sites
of mine which are on GAE. Clients here don't know about HRD, Cloud,
distributed db. Any mysql db + small disk
Thank you all for your valuable comments. I liked the appstats stuff and
will use it.
Hey Greg/Jeff,
I know it sounds like a joke that a person is earning such a small amount
and is running a business. But that is the truth for us here. The market is
very small and clients are not willing to
Hey Romesh,
What about combining your apps into one, perhaps using namespaces to
segregate data?Perhaps you might be able to take advantage of some
economies of scale, and make your many small apps act as a bigger app.
Also, maybe you can come up with some different business model from
Dear Google,
My site is even worse - I don't charge anything for it, and the domain
name costs $40 a year so I am in loss of $40.
If Google charges me nothing and pays me $40 a year, then I will be on
track...
Sorry to make a joke about this, but the hard truth is that commercial
companies have
I generally share this opinion - seriously, if $9/mo is a problem,
you're not running a business. That's two lates (one in NYC).
However, I think there is a deeper issue here which is that 50k
datastore operations per day really isn't much. It's actually
somewhat hard to run a hobby project on
On Fri, Sep 9, 2011 at 9:52 PM, Jeff Schnitzer j...@infohazard.org wrote:
I generally share this opinion - seriously, if $9/mo is a problem,
you're not running a business. That's two lates (one in NYC).
That would be lattes.
Jeff
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