Is Google Cloud's Per vCPU-second the best deal?

Cloud Run · $0/mo

Best in class

Google Cloud Run's per-vCPU-second pricing is highly competitive for containerized workloads with variable traffic patterns. No cheaper equivalent options were found in the pre-filtered candidate set, though you should carefully account for egress charges, cluster management fees if using GKE, and sustained-use discounts that can significantly lower your effective rate.

Before you switch

Egress charges kick in after 200 GiB/month to internet destinations; model your data transfer costs separately
If you need persistent storage, Nearline/Coldline have 30/90-day minimum durations and per-GB retrieval fees that can add up
Sustained-use discounts apply automatically but are easy to overlook when comparing to flat-rate competitors; factor them into your TCO
If scaling across multiple services, GKE cluster management fees ($0.10/hour per cluster) can accumulate quickly
High-availability database configurations double costs; verify if you actually need HA before committing

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