16:02 users > 100 17:01 users > 1000 20:18 users > 10.000 - 100.000 21:50 static assets, get them off the web tiers, cloudfront, very low latency 23:05 S3, great place to put all of that static content 23:24 cloudfront, dynamic content 30:01 users > 500.000
what is the cost of auto scaling... im guessing you charge per hour... its very difficult to find this information online. can anyone suggest a clear website with some example prices
Autoscaling itself costs nothing. You'll just pay for any EC2 instances that are launched by it at the normal EC2 rates, plus any fees from CloudWatch that go along with monitoring. It's actually very easy to find info on AWS pricing, by the way. Just google it. "aws autoscaling pricing".
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16:02 users > 100
17:01 users > 1000
20:18 users > 10.000 - 100.000
21:50 static assets, get them off the web tiers, cloudfront, very low latency
23:05 S3, great place to put all of that static content
23:24 cloudfront, dynamic content
30:01 users > 500.000
what is the cost of auto scaling... im guessing you charge per hour... its very difficult to find this information online. can anyone suggest a clear website with some example prices
Autoscaling itself costs nothing. You'll just pay for any EC2 instances that are launched by it at the normal EC2 rates, plus any fees from CloudWatch that go along with monitoring. It's actually very easy to find info on AWS pricing, by the way. Just google it. "aws autoscaling pricing".
10M per day ? per hour ? per second ?
You mean 10M per day?
This is scaling up your web app to 10 Million Users Daily ? Weekly ? Monthly ? It's vague.
Awsome!!!