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welcome back to cloud storage bytes so far we've talked a lot about how to use Google Cloud storage for managing data to optimizing performance but there's one important topic that we haven't discussed yet the price tag have you ever gone grocery shopping while you're hungry and you ended up blowing your budget right out of the water I find that a list can be really helpful for me here so that I don't overestimate my snack quirements this kind of planning can be helpful with cloud storage too just like when grocery shopping it's a good idea to predict and track your data usage so you can anticipate your monthly costs since cloud storage billing is a little bit more complicated than grocery shopping we'll need to take a closer look pricing is a compilation of several different components data storage networking operations and retrieval and early deletion fees each of these components has its own pricing tables that show cost based on factors such as region and operation type this means that each company's total cost is going to be completely different and based upon specific requirements so as much as I'd like to tell you exactly what your bottom line is going to be I can't instead I can give an overview of each pricing category using my company Jen's jams suppose I have the following storage usage pattern in a given month let's find out how much my company will pay the first two lines here are in the data storage category data storage costs apply to your at rest storage of your data in cloud storage for a quick refresher at rest means that the data is physically on the disk itself and not somewhere else in transit through the network or only temporarily housed there regional or multi regional storage is appropriate for storing data that's frequently accessed such as surfing website content interactive workloads or data supporting mobile and gaming applications for Jen's jams we've picked multi-regional storage because we've got customers all over the world my company's cost for multi region storage is 2.6 cents per a bite so the total cost for multi-regional storage this month is going to be one thousand five hundred ninety seven dollars and forty four cents the majority of my company's music is held in the multi-regional storage so that each song can be as accessible as possible the next expense is also for data storage but this is for a Nearline storage Nearline storage as you'd remember is a low-cost highly durable storage service for storing in frequently accessed data it's a better choice than multi-regional storage or regional storage in scenarios were slightly lower availability 30-day minimum storage duration and cost for data access are acceptable trade-offs for lower storage costs Nearline storage is ideal for infrequently read or modified data we're talking once a month or less and Nearline storage is also appropriate for data backup disaster recovery and archival storage at gents jams we use Nearline storage to backup our music collection in the event that a song gets lost I also use Nearline storage for songs that are rarely ever downloaded Nearline storage for the u.s. multi-region location is one cent per gigabyte so the total cost here is 1,024 dollars notice that this is less than the total cost of multi-regional storage even though i'm storing more data next up in my pricing table is network costs network usage charges apply when an object or object metadata is read from your buckets that is egress the cost depends on several factors and includes caveats for example like circumstances with the network egress within GCP for example data egress from your bucket to an on cloud storage Google cloud platform service is free if your bucket is located in a region the GCP service is located in a multi region and both locations are on the same continent so accessing data in a u.s. East one bucket with a US App Engine instance would be free my company's egress falls under general network usage so none of those special use cases apply network ingress is free an operation is an action that makes changes to or retrieves information about buckets and objects in cloud storage operations are divided into three different categories Class A Class B and free there's a lot to each of these categories so for details go ahead and check the link documentation cost for operations vary by operation class and storage class in my case Class A operations are in multi region storage so the cost is five cents per 10,000 operations there are Class B operations and multi-regional storage data and Nearline storage data and those are priced differently my totals are $4 and $1 respectively because Nearline storage and cold line storage are intended for storing in frequently accessed data there are additional costs associated with retrieval and minimum storage durations but again more about that in the documentation and there you have it my company's cloud storage usage comes out to a total of seven thousand four hundred sixty dollars and 22 cents there's quite a bit more to billing than what I've shown you today and prices may change after this video is released so please be sure to check out the documentation linked below for the most up-to-date pricing information there's plenty more to discuss about billing but that's a totally different episode don't forget to subscribe give us a like and tell us what you want to learn about Google Cloud storage thanks for joining us on this quick fight of cloud storage see you next time [Music]