[voiper1]

https://www.hyper.sh/pricing.html

  Cheapest single container with a publicly accessible IP (FIP) assuming a 1GB Docker image size.
  S1 container: 1.03/month
  FIP: $1/month
  RootFS Container Volume (10GB@$0.1/GB/month): $1/month
  Container Image (1GB@$0.1/GB/month): $0.1
  Total monthly price: $3.13/month

[e12e]

I'm intrigued by network usage being "unlimited". Does this mean unlimited streaming of 10GB of video for a little over 3 USD/month?

[initdaemon]

They have per-second billing. Use it as serverless.

[tyingq]

5 second boot time though. Better than a normal VM, but maybe not great for user facing serverless.

[initdaemon]

Yeah, batch job, cron are the better fit. I also think serverless != FaaS.

[tannhaeuser]

How is it better than a normal VM (or have I misunderstood)? You can get a full VPS with dedicated IP on OVH, Hetzner & co. for EUR 3.50/month.

[tyingq]

Just pointing out that the 5 second boot time is better than a regular VPS. Which (combined with per second billing) makes this good for batch/cron oriented serverless functionality. But is too slow for "function as a service" type serverless where the end user is waiting for it to fire in a browser.

[shawabawa3]

Boot time is better than a normal VM.

OVH servers you're lucky if you get it in 5 minutes, not 5 seconds.

AWS is more like 60 seconds

[nogox]

5 seconds boot + per-second billing is the killer feature.