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mike | Shared With: Everyone - Jul 13 2009 | rails, ruby, hosting, appengineA multi-tenant application platform, much like AppEngine, for Rails applications.
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mike | Shared With: Everyone - Feb 25 2009 | google, appengine, hosting, pricing
You can now pay for quota increases on AppEngine. They also REDUCED the amount of free quota for free. They say they have been under-reporting resource usage as they were not counting indexes as "storage". This has been fixed and the new console report the total storage used.
* $0.10 per CPU core hour. This covers the actual CPU time an application uses to process a given request, as well as the CPU used for any Datastore usage.
* $0.10 per GB bandwidth incoming, $0.12 per GB bandwidth outgoing. This covers traffic directly to/from users, traffic between the app and any external servers accessed using the URLFetch API, and data sent via the Email API.
* $0.15 per GB of data stored by the application per month.
* $0.0001 per email recipient for emails sent by the application
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