As far as I can tell, cloud computing is a cheaper more efficient way of serving web pages.
From TechCrunch:
Today, hosting provider Rackspace is offering a new cloud computing service through its subsidiary Mosso. (Disclosure: Rackspace is a TechCrunch advertiser). The service competes with Amazon’s Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2), although it doesn’t require any load balancing or other administration. It also competes with Joyent and Media Temple’s Grid Service. Pricing starts at $100 a month for:
—50 GB of storage
—500 GB of bandwidth for transferring data
—3 million HTTP requests.From there additional capacity per month costs:
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—$0.25/GB of bandwidth
—$0.03/1,000 HTTP requestsThis is a bit more expensive than Amazon (which charges in a different way) but a lot cheaper than the $350 to $400 a month Rackspace charges to host a dedicated server for a Website.
Mosso too expensive? If anyone is interested in sharing the cost of Mosso with me, I'd be willing to set you up with one (or a few if needed) of the client accounts for a good price. Just need a few people to help offset my costs. I'm thinking $10 for me, plus the set fees at Mosso (for example, $5 for 100mb of MS SQL, etc). I can be flexible with price depending on what you're looking for. I'm willing to set you up with unlimited email boxes and databases since they're free anyway!
Please contact me at MossoReseller at gmail.com if you're interested.
Posted by: Mosso Reseller | March 18, 2008 at 05:38 PM
Thanks for the comparison... I wonder how the rates would be affected once Google GDrive comes into the picture.
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