Hi,
Is there any pricing table for how write/read queries are charged? In our case, there will be 1hz write and 0.3hz read per each device.
Thanks for helping!
Just some elaborations on my question.
Our application involves continuous data read and write operations, which occur at specific frequencies. Specifically, each device writes data to the database every second and reads data every three seconds, with each data entry being approximately 150 bytes in size.
We anticipate scaling this setup to multiple devices, each following the same read and write patterns. Given this high-frequency and multi-device usage pattern, I am keen to understand how your pricing model accommodates such usage.
Could you please provide detailed information on how the costs would be calculated based on our read and write rates, data size, and the potential number of devices.
I’m not an official representative (Aiven should have one here for pre-sales stuff…) but looking at the product page for Valkey it is suggested for up to 70,000 queries per second, while a Dragonfly solution is suggested above that. It’s not clear what proportion of that should be writes, but considering it’s an in-memory solution with occasional dumps in persistent mode, I would have thought the write capacity is significant.
You may want to check out the benchmarking advice, with reference to the connection rate limit at the bottom based on your selected configuration’s CPU cores, and the maximum number of connections (four per MB).
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