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amazon s3 vs google cloud storage [closed]

We are gathering information about different systems. At the moment we are looking for a storage solution. We will have a high amount of outgoing traffic with large files.

I want to compare s3 with google cloud storage.

google cloud storage costs around $0.08/GB at 90TB. S3 is around $0.06. But google cloud storage has already a cdn, which makes it way cheaper than amazon s3 with cloudfront.

Now I read somewhere that google cloud stroage is much slower than s3 with very large files. Is this true ?

I can not find any information.

What alternatives do I have if I have a high amount of outgoing traffic and large files ?

Edit:

benchmarks:

http://blog.zencoder.com/2012/07/23/first-look-at-google-compute-engine-for-video-transcoding/

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Maik Klein Avatar asked Jul 27 '12 13:07

Maik Klein


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1 Answers

2016 update - Look at this benchmark comparing AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud storage:

  • http://blog.zachbjornson.com/2015/12/29/cloud-storage-performance.html

As a reddit user commented:

“Not for network throughput on GCP. It consistently beats out all of the competition by a such huge margin that if you’re writing an App that’s latency/bandwidth sensitive on the network side just ignore the competition.”


For current pricing schemes, compare:

  • https://developers.google.com/storage/pricing#pricing
  • https://aws.amazon.com/s3/pricing/

Performance is trickier to evaluate: You can get numbers, but those numbers will depend a lot on current conditions, network, proximity to datacenters, ratio of read/writes, etc.

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Felipe Hoffa Avatar answered Sep 21 '22 02:09

Felipe Hoffa