my biggest cost savings so far have unfortunately come from moving
chunks over to Amazon S3 and EC2.  i love App Engine and want to keep
as much as i can on it but the pricing changes have been a real
bummer.  the easiest wins were moving all static content to S3 so i
don't have to pay for GAE instances to serve those and eliminating use
of Channels in favor of socket.io on EC2.

On Dec 31 2011, 3:42 pm, Andrin von Rechenberg <[email protected]>
wrote:
> Hey there
>
> I'm an absolute GAE-Lover! The only thing that is bothering me is cost.
> We spend about $10'000 a month in GAE cost. That's just too much for
> the traffic we serve. We are starting to look around for alternatives, but
> I'd really love to stay with GAE and just optimize the system.
>
> One of GAE's biggest flaws IMHO is that it is really hard to see where
> the costs are coming from. (Yes we have appstats in place, but our
> system is just too big to manually sample hundreds of requests).
>
> So here is a feature request that might help us optimize and stay with GAE:
> *Show cost per URI in the dashboard. That would be incredibly helpful.*
>
> Does anyone know of an existing elegant way to figure out where the
> cost come from? (I'm looking more for a way to measure rather than
> software solutions like "use memcache"). I could do something with
> prodeagle.com and estimate the cost per request myself but I'd rather
> use an already existing solution...
>
> Cheers,
> -Andrin

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