Google Cloud Storage & AWS S3

Google Cloud Storage & AWS S3 

Here is a quick recap of the main functionalities of both products:
AWS S3 pricing:
  • S3 costs $0.023/GB;
  • For replicating data across multiple regions costs $0.046/GB, plus a $0.01/GB transfer fee.
  • AWS’ cool storage service, S3 Infrequent Access (IA) $0.0125/GB
Cloud storage pricing:
No doubt Google pricing is cheaper than AWS is many aspects.
  • Single-region storage costs $0.02/GB
  • Multi-region cost is $0.026/GB, with free transfer of data
  • Cool storage platform Nearline costs $0.01/GB
  • Cold/archival product Coldline costs $0.007/GB

Monthly per-GB Prices for the First TB Stored

Amazon Web ServicesMicrosoft AzureGoogle Cloud Storage
HOT$0.023$0.0208$0.026
COOL$0.0125/$0.01*$0.0152$0.01
COLD$0.004$0.002$0.007
* Amazon S3 Standard I/A / Amazon S3 Standard Z-I/A

Volume Discounts for HOT Storage Class

Amazon Web ServicesMicrosoft AzureGoogle Cloud Storage
2–50 TB/month$0.0230$0.0208$0.026
50–500 TB/month$0.0220$0.02$0.026
500+ TB/month$0.0210$0.0192$0.026
The COOL and COLD tiers don’t contain any discounts.

Functionality
AWS S3
Cloud Storage
Multipart upload
API tracks the pieces
The application needs the logic
Object-level tagging
Supported since Nov, 2016
Not Available
Object versioning
DELETE without version specified applies DELETE marker to master. You still get the latest version of an object if master is deleted.
DELETE request without version moves from ‘master’ to ‘archive’. There is no concept of ‘version stack’.
Replication
Flexible and dynamic control with Cross Region Replication API
Data stored redundantly with Multi-Regional Storage in a fixed manner.

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