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Hello , i have two questions:
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The costs in the article below changed for me and made me confused; are there any changes in price ? Because there is another article that shows the prices in another way (in the past article the price was 7.5 dollars per month).
So can you calculate for me the monthly price in case I want to upload 250 GB of 2K or FHD video files for one time for ever (I’ll not upload another videos in the future) and i need 1T bandwidth monthly (please tell me the price if i want to use bunny CDN and digital ocean) -
Also, you were depending on bunny CDN and you said it gives more security than digital ocean CDN , but I see now the article has also changed, and you are now depending on digital ocean CDN also. My point is which is more secure ?
Article url : https://foliovision.com/2021/09/video-encoding-prices-cost#price-conclusion
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Sorry but After about two months and there is no response to this inquiry.
Hello Mustafa,
Sorry about the delay, your comment got us thinking about how we could improve our article, but I see there was no answer.
- I see that we only include pricing when there are multiple replication points enabled for the video serving.
If you only have 250 GB of videos and 1TB of traffic then you are going to fit into the base fee or $5/month for DigitalOcean Spaces.
You only have to pay for the video encoding once. If your video is 1080p and it’s encoded into 240p, 480p, 720p and 1080p qualities) you pay $0.045/minute = $2.7/hour. You can set FV Player Coconut to only create 480p and 1080 and then it’s $0.0225/minute = $1.35/hour.
- We stopped using Bunny CDN for new FV Player Coconut users as we found the DigitalOcean Spaces CDN now supports the URL tokens. So it’s just as secure.
Bunny CDN has more configuration options, but when it’s loading these video files from DigitalOcean Spaces it sometimes slows down. DigitalOcean Spaces CDN is more reliable.
Thanks,
Martin
