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AWS should do it at least on bandwidth cost.


Medium only hide content after you have read several(I don't know the number) of their articles, that's why you didn't see the "upgrade" button.

I know how to work around, but that's not the topic I'm asking.


https://news.ycombinator.com/newsfaq.htm

As for the topic your asking about. I say Google should not remove results, especially if your only issue is a paywall.

Here is some info regarding paywalls and Google.

https://developers.google.com/search/docs/data-types/paywall...

And just for you I will give you a nice Google Operand Tip

Try this in your search:

"What you're searching for -site:medium.com"

Hope you find that answer more satisfying.


You still don't understand. It's not a StackOverflow-like question to resolve an issue. It's a discussion.


It still scale with relational data， provided that separating complicated query into several simple queries.


What stopped me from using DO is that they will null your server IP address if the server got DDOS. I never heart aws/gcp did this.


Nothing valuable, low-quality article.


I think you haven't answered his question.


It was a similar question to asking "What if a Google Ad doesn't work?" And I'm saying that there will obviously be a time when an attempt to promote something doesn't get traction. What we can do is give our best effort to make sure that it does by making sure it's relevant to the people reading it and not just spam that disrespects people's attention


Data transfer fee is the biggest reason stopped me from using AWS/GCP/Azure. Anyone using Oracle Cloud? I found their bandwidth is really cheap.


The thing about that is that it's Oracle. You might survive stuffing your hand in a hornet's nest, but it's unlikely.


So where is your friend's data in? s3? ebs? I'm curious what is the cost to transfer data from s3/ec2 to Lightsail.


Mostly in S3 but S3/EC2 to lightsail is free within the same region :)


I tried but seems aws has closed the door. To connect ec2 to Lightsail via private IP I have to create a "ec2-classic VPC" in ec2. But aws has disabled "ec2-classic VPC" in all regions


From what I know is that you can peer the Lightsail (AWS-managed) VPC with your normal, default EC2 VPC via the Lightsail console. Then you launch EC2 instances in the default VPC for the transfer


This pricing only seems make sense when the two instances are belong to different owners that are billed $0.01/GB both. But still ridiculous: Data transfer in from internet is free, but from another zones/regions cost $0.01. Maybe they just want to make the pricing "look cheaper"?


Recently developing a tool and I found this happed very common.

You can see https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21268584 is "5 hours ago", but from my tool(https://hn.okphp.com/?k=digital,postgres ) it is "3 days ago"(my tool is using official api timestamp)


I guess it is caused by re-posting. But the api returns the "time" the link first posted.


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