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The document compares options for deploying a server including Amazon Web Services (AWS), BitStop, and Google Cloud. It evaluates each option based on accessibility, cost, and scalability. AWS is accessible 24/7, free for the first year, and allows scaling up or down as needed. BitStop is cheaper initially but has a monthly fee and scaling requires contacting the provider. Google Cloud is also accessible 24/7 and allows scaling without limits but has monthly costs for storage and bandwidth. The document recommends AWS as the most accessible, cost efficient, and scalable option.
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Google Cloud Platform provides everything you need to build, run, and scale social, mobile, and online applications. Already, tens of thousands of popular applications like Khan Academy, Angry Birds, SnapChat, and Pulse are benefiting from the power of running on top of Google infrastructure. Come join Google as we go deep on how to best leverage our technology with RightScale to build your next masterpiece.
Introduction to Power Platform
This document provides an overview of the Power Platform suite from Microsoft, including Power BI, Power Apps, Power Automate, and Power Virtual Agents. It outlines the key features and capabilities of each product, as well as pricing and certification information. The Power Platform allows users to analyze and visualize data, build applications, automate workflows, and create conversational bots and virtual agents. It offers self-service options for a variety of users and helps reduce dependency on third parties through integration with Microsoft tools and a common data platform.
Azure Messaging Crossroads
You’ve decided to develop in Azure and need to make a decision on the messaging technology. Storage Queues, Service Bus, Event Grid, Event Hubs, etc. Which technology should you use? How do you pick the right one if they all deal with messages? This session will help you answer these questions.
Sps toronto introduction to azure functions microsoft flow
This document introduces Microsoft Flow and Azure Functions. It provides an overview of each tool, including how Flow allows non-developers to create workflows across various services, while Azure Functions allows developers to write pieces of code that can be triggered to run in the cloud. The document also demonstrates how to build a workflow in Flow and create a function in Azure. It discusses best practices for integrating Flow and Functions together through webhooks or APIs.
Netflix Playback Data Systems Team and Job Overview
This document provides an overview of the Senior Software Engineer role for Playback Data Systems at Netflix. Playback Data Systems captures and summarizes playback sessions to curate and serve large-scale time series data including viewing history and bookmarks. The team's goals for 2020 include prototyping a strategic architecture to support 2025 scaling needs, reimagining aggregated views of viewing history data, and streamlining session processing. The technology stack includes Cassandra, Kafka, and services built with Node.js. Interested candidates are encouraged to contact the engineering manager for more information.
Best asp.net hosting provider | Top hosting service provider 2019
This document reviews and compares several ASP.NET web hosting providers. It provides information on features such as storage, bandwidth, number of websites supported, SSL certificates, and price ranges for basic, standard and premium plans. Several hosting providers are highlighted including FastComet, HostGator, 1and1, InMotion, BlueHost, A2 Hosting, and SiteGround. For each, the key features and pricing tables for different plans are outlined.
12 Ways to Manage Cloud Costs and Optimize Cloud Spend
It can be difficult to manage cloud costs. As a result, you are likely wasting 30-45 percent or more of your cloud spend. Cloud governance, IT, and finance teams need to understand where costs are coming from, allocate those costs to the appropriate departments, and find ways to reduce waste and save money. In this webinar, we will show you how to manage cloud costs and optimize spend.
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Netflix carefully plans holiday capacity to ensure availability while maintaining efficiency. A cross-functional team works with engineering teams to understand capacity needs through bottoms-up and tops-down modeling. They prepare for spikes by coordinating large service migrations to optimize "trough borrowing" and manage failover capacity. The goal is to fulfill their charter of ensuring efficient, available cloud capacity so engineering can prioritize innovation and availability.
A Cheapskates Guide to AWS
Originally presented at the Arlington AWS Meetup on May 23, 2018.
While AWS is very affordable, it can get really costly for the average at-home user. The free tier is a great way to get started but how do you use AWS long-term while keeping costs low? Michael Soh, unashamed cheap skate and the unofficial chief innovation engineer at the Inova Translational Medicine Institute, shares his journey into AWS and how the average user can get the most out of their dollars.
This work is released via the CC-BY-SA license
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- 2. CONtext •Options for Deployment Server •Estimate Future Costs
- 4. options • Amazon Web Services (AWS) • BitStop • Google Cloud
- 5. Accessibility Cost Scalability 24/7 Running on the CLOUD Free for 1 Year Upscale/ Downscale Anytime
- 6. Hours I/O Disk Space Bandwidth Additional Fees 450/Month 2 Million/ Month 30 Gb/Month 15Gb/Month N/A FREE TIER (1 YEAR) PHP 721.47/MONTH
- 7. Accessibility Cost Scalability 24/7 Running on a Physical Server at Pangasinan Php 18,000/Mont h Upscale and Downscale possible but still need to contact the provider
- 8. Hours I/O Disk Space Bandwidth Additional Fees UNLIMITED UNLIMITED 500 gb Fixed Can Spike up to 2MBPS/Serv er Windows Server License 800/Month Set-up Fee 1,500 /One Time Payment PHP 14,000/MONTH
- 9. Accessibility Cost Scalability 24/7 Running on the CLOUD Free Until June 2013 Google SQL Php 3,643/ Month Google Compute Engine Php 3933 / Month Upscale/ Downscale Anytime
- 10. PHP 7,576/MONTH Hours I/O Disk Space Bandwidth Additional Fees UNLIMITED 1.7 Million/Month 420Gb Fixed No Data N/A
- 11. COMPARISON Server Accessibility Cost Efficient Scalability .NET Support Amazon Web Services ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ BNS Hosting ✔ ✖ ✖ ✔ Google Cloud ✔ ✖ ✔ ✖
- 12. SUGGESTION