* media upload use amazon s3, i recover like 5gb

I'm working directly with Amazon under contract, I'm also with companies who're migrating to in-house from S3.

https://aws.amazon.com/s3/pricing/

Scalpers are simply not part of the chain. If they didn’t exist, all that would happen would be that people would spend less money. If Amazon or Walmart didn’t exist, people would be spending similar

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I do think Amazon and Walmart are cunts, yes, but they are also part of the supply chain, and add value in most cases - yes, I probably could by my vegetables from the local farmer, but that’s a longe

@Nekki: I wonder, does your list of all those reprehensible cunts* include Amazon, Walmart and millions of other brick and mortar shop owner cunts* and online scalpers* buying all kinds of stuff they

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Amazon Route 53 DNS-Queries$0.40 per 1,000,000 queries for the first 1 Billion queries129 Queries$0.01Amazon Route 53 Geo-Queries$0.70 per 1,000,000 Geo queries for the first 1 Billion Geo queries271

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+1 for Amazon SES.

For your particular case, I wouldn't bother looking at anything beyond Amazon SES. Just set it up once, put in a ticket to get the sending limits adjusted according to your requirements, and forget it

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+1 for Amazon SES! It'd only cost you $15/month for 150k emails per month. Compare this to €55 for MXroute.io - but maybe MXroute.io is worth it for the much better support though.

* MySQL, including Amazon RDS targets

For CDN, yes Cloudflare usually faster than Amazon AWS Cloudfront CDN service and cheaper too (Image)

What about CDN performance in free Cloudflare account compare to paid Amazon AWS?