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Firebase indicates the cost for cloud scheduler jobs as $0.10 here: https://firebase.google.com/docs/functions/schedule-functions
Does that mean you would be charged $864 dollars per month if you had a job that ran every 5 minutes???
Updated: Even though answered, just to clarify the reason I asked the question is because the docs referenced did not distinguish between a "job" and as Doug mentioned, the invocation. If you are going to down-vote, it would be helpful to understand why. Thanks.
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asked Jul 26 '20 03:07
Cloud Functions includes a perpetual free tier for invocations to allow you to experiment with the platform at no charge. Note that even for free tier usage, we require a valid billing account.
You cannot disable a function. Just comment the function body. It would be a good practice to log the call in the console and then return null so you can keep track whenever the function is invoked.
Cloud Run has the capability to handle up to 80 concurrent requests with the same instance. At the opposite, Cloud Functions create as many instances as the concurrent requests.
No, the cost is per job definition, not per job invocation. If you define 3 jobs, it's $0.30 per month, no matter how many times they execute.
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