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Azure *could* really help the little guy
I'm dying to know what the smallest unit for the consumption based pricing model will actually cost. Amazon costs almost $100 / mo to run a website on their cheapest server (regardles of whether you get 1 hit per month or 1 million). If Azure can fix that so the little guy could literally host a site or webservice and pay as little as $1 / month), they will truely be providing a HUGE service to cloud computing. Until then all the milliions of "little guys" out there are stuck with shared (non-scalable) hosting.
Posted by: TimoG   Posted on: 07/07/09 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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The Zune of cloud computing  Chad_z | 07/06/09
Nothing Wrong with Zune  jdbukis@... | 07/06/09
Azure might actually be great for you...  johnmullinax | 07/06/09
This stuff is gold;-)  Richard Flude | 07/06/09
Nothing wrong with Hotmail  Cayble | 07/06/09
Alternatives...  mrgoose | 07/07/09
This isn't anything like Azure  Playos | 07/08/09
Google App Engine is the only similar offering I know of  markrendle | 07/09/09
RE: Azure pricing: How low will Microsoft go?  samjohnston | 07/06/09
RE: Azure pricing: How low will Microsoft go?  amywohl | 07/07/09
Azure *could* really help the little guy  TimoG | 07/07/09
The Competition  markrendle | 07/09/09
Sorry but at this point Google AppEngine is an interesting goy  marksashton | 07/14/09
RE: Azure pricing: How low will Microsoft go?  Carl Brooks | 07/09/09
Microsoft doesn't have to be cheapest. Just competitive  marksashton | 07/14/09

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