[hansitomani]

You could also generate all those files, put that into a GCS Bucket and put an API Gateway in front.

easier would be and thats just a thought: You could build a go/c++/java app which contains that database pre compressed in some arbitrary better format than just 2 floats, get it down from your original 34gig and just keep it in memory.

Like if you know that 99% of all ips in a certain range are from US, then only store the 1% as a list.

[layoutIfNeeded]

Sure, but my point was that it can be done with zero compute cost. There's nothing cheaper than serving static files from cloud storage.

[hansitomani]

That is just not true.

GCS for example and its the same with S3, costs space, egress and requests themself.

Data Storage 50 GB Standard Storage * $0.026 per GB $1.30 Network 10 GB egress * $0.12 per GB $1.20 Operations 10,000 Class A operations * $0.05 per 10,000 operations $0.05 Operations 50,000 Class B operations * $0.004 per 10,000 operations $0.02