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by lgsilver
2308 days ago
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Agree. We consider non-cached requests costly if they extend beyond around $1.50 / million. That said, we do about 2-3% of requests non-cached. As a content network, that means that a million web requests can be as low as $.30 to .40. This does have a lot of benefit to scale, but ~$10 / million seems high. What stops you from putting a ttl on these and caching them for a couple mins. Probably would lower that number substantially. |
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