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# Estimating costs of hosting the Exposure Notifications Server | ||
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NOTE: This is for informational purposes only. This doesn't account for all | ||
costs of operating. It gives an approximate sizing of the cost. This document | ||
should be used to assist in understanding how to calculate the cost of | ||
deploying this service. | ||
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This page explains how you might estimate the cost to deploy servers within the | ||
Exposure Notification Reference implementation. Cost estimates assume the use | ||
of Google Cloud and use | ||
[published pricing rates](https://cloud.google.com/pricing), but similar | ||
calculations could be done for other cloud providers as well as self-hosted | ||
machines. | ||
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Much of this is simplified. It doesn't | ||
fully account for free-tier exceptions, or tiered pricing. This is meant | ||
to assist in having an approximate idea of cost to operate. This also assumes | ||
the defaults at the time of authoring in [vars.tf](https:/google/exposure-notifications-server/blob/master/terraform/vars.tf). | ||
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These estimates also don't include CDN costs. For simplicity they assume | ||
direct access to Cloud Storage. | ||
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# Calculating the overall cost | ||
There are a number of variables that need to be figured out to determine cost. | ||
That said, the vast majority of that cost is going to be from the network | ||
egress. The next largest cost is likely for hosting of containers. | ||
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Let's assume that we are calculating the cost of operating for an area with: | ||
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* A population of 10 Million (10,000,000) people. | ||
* An exposure window of 14 days | ||
* 50% adoption of an exposure notifications system | ||
* 1,250 new cases daily (approxmately .01% new cases per day) | ||
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From which we can derive: | ||
* Each new set of keys is 280 bytes (14 days * 20 bytes) | ||
* Each daily batch is 1,250 * 280 bytes = .35 MB | ||
* That file is downloaded 5 Million times per day (1.75 GB/day download) for | ||
a total monthly egress of 52.5 GB. | ||
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# Cloud Components and Pricing | ||
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## Cloud Run Costs | ||
https://cloud.google.com/run/pricing | ||
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There are multiple containers needed for a complete deployment: | ||
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* Export Cleanup | ||
* Exposure Cleanup | ||
* Export | ||
* Exposure | ||
* Federation In | ||
* Federation Out | ||
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Let's assume we run ~4 containers constantly as much of the operation is batch | ||
and won't account for constant use. Also, we can reflect on the default | ||
[terraform resource limits](https:/google/exposure-notifications-server/blob/master/terraform/service_federationin.tf#L63) | ||
of 2 CPU and 1G memory per container. | ||
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**Projected Monthly Cost: $500 - 1000** | ||
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## SQL Database Costs | ||
https://cloud.google.com/sql/pricing | ||
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The default size for SQL Database is configured to: | ||
* 8 vCPU | ||
* 30720 MB Memory | ||
* 256 GB SSD | ||
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The cost of this component can vary greatly on the scale is configured to. | ||
Depending on the needed scale of your deployment this could require a different | ||
configuration. | ||
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**Project Monthly Cost: $1000 - $1250** | ||
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## Storage Costs | ||
https://cloud.google.com/storage/pricing | ||
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### Data Storage Cost | ||
The last 14 days of batches are stored with older batches being deleted. This | ||
is a small amount of data storage. | ||
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**Projected Monthly Cost: $0 - $20.00** | ||
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### Network Usage Cost | ||
Each day every user will need to download a batch. This means that roughly | ||
5M * 3.5MB | ||
$0.12 per GB (egress) | ||
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**Projected Monthly Cost: ($0.12 / GB) * (1.75GB/day * 30 days) = $6.30** | ||
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### Operations Cost | ||
There are two tiers of operations with different billing. | ||
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#### Class A | ||
$0.05 per 10,000 operations | ||
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Relevant operations from this include `INSERT`, `UPDATE`, and `LIST`. These | ||
will occur as part of batching of exposure keys. These operations will likely | ||
remain under 10,000 for storage as creation of files is batched. | ||
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**Projected Monthly Cost: $0 - $20.00** | ||
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#### Class B | ||
$0.004 per 10,000 operations | ||
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Relevant operations from this include `GET` requests for key batches. | ||
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For each user, there will be a minimum of one `GET` operation per day. | ||
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**Projected Monthly Cost: $50 - $100** | ||
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