And, correct me if I'm wrong, you pay "beyond" the 9 dollars, only once
you've consummed the "free quotas", is it right?
On Tue, Sep 6, 2011 at 05:50, John Patterson wrote:
> You are right: 9 bucks is the minimum *if *you want to be able to
> automatically scale beyond the free limits. Your app
You are right: 9 bucks is the minimum *if *you want to be able to
automatically scale beyond the free limits. Your app is either free to run
(under 50,000 datastore ops a day etc) or at least 9 dollars a month.
Nothing in-between. Its the fear of showing a quota error page to users
that will
The reason I need to check is that this $9 is NOT in the estimation
bill. It's misleading.
On Sep 6, 8:56 am, senderj wrote:
> Can anyone confirm that there is a min of $9 no matter what?
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> On Sep 5, 6:06 pm, senderj wrote:
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> > I read many here trying to keep their apps free by reducing
Can anyone confirm that there is a min of $9 no matter what?
On Sep 5, 6:06 pm, senderj wrote:
> I read many here trying to keep their apps free by reducing instance
> and storage. But I think I read the FAQ of the new pricing that there
> is a min of $9 per app. So as long as I own an app, even