Managed Kubernetes has launched! Learn more in the announcement blog.
Managed Kubernetes has launched! Learn more in the announcement blog.
We are delighted to let you know that we are lowering infrastructure costs in our London data centre, across the board. We are committed to offering our customers the best technology for the best price and these price changes are a big part of that. The new prices are valid as of today and are visible on our pricing page as well. There is no action required from your side to enjoy the new prices.
Below are the new prices in London and the reductions in comparison to our old prices.
Resource | €/h | €/30 days | Reduction to previous prices |
CPU | 0,01 | 7,20 | 16,7% |
Memory (1 GB) | 0,005 | 3,60 | 68,75% |
SSD (1 GB) | 0,00028 | 0,20 | 44% |
HDD (1 GB) | 0,00007 | 0,05 | 37,5% |
In addition, we have abolished IO-request pricing in Helsinki and London.
While these prices mostly concern our UK-LON1 data centre, we are also committed to price reductions in Finland during this year. There are multiple innovations behind the price reductions and due to the slightly newer infrastructure in London, we have been able to roll-out the new prices faster in London. Like said, FI-HEL1 will see price reductions this spring and later in the year.
Here are a couple of example configurations from UK-LON1 with the new prices:
1 CPU, 2GB of memory and 10GB of SSD: 18.56€ (30 days)
4 CPU, 8GB of memory and 50GB of SSD: 69.76€ (30 days)
One of the most common questions our customers ask us is that how we can compete with the likes of Amazon Web Services (AWS) on price as they have economies of scale on their side.
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