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 Tuesday, April 20, 2010
Windows Azure Pricing Calculator Spreadsheet
I’ve mentioned this at a heap of sessions I’ve presented at and have never managed to get around to posting it. So. Attached is my Windows Azure Pricing spreadsheet. Pretty simple. has three worksheets. - A simple Table storage calculator that determines the cost of table storage.
This includes overhead calculation – i.e. what is the ration of name to value in your name/value pairs
It also checks your key lengths fall within the 260 char URI limit and a few other things. - A model of session state pricing.
Basically shows that SQL Azure will typically be a cheaper option for Session state storage (or anything with little data on disk and high read/write counts). - A detailed (very detailed) model of PhluffyPhotos.
For more detail please see my MIX10 session on Storage in Windows Azure Platform http://live.visitmix.com/MIX10/Sessions/EX11
Windows Azure|Tuesday, April 20, 2010 9:06:10 PM UTC||
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