Memorystore for Redis Cluster pricing
This document explains Memorystore for Redis Cluster pricing details.
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Pricing overview
Memorystore for Redis Cluster pricing is based on the following components:
Node type: Determines the node type used for your instance.
Provisioned capacity: Determines how much storage is available to the Redis instance.
AOF persistence setting: Determines if AOF data is stored, which adds additional cost.
Region: Determines the location where the Redis instance is provisioned.
Replicas: Determines how many nodes are in the instance. Only applicable for instances that have replicas enabled.
Instance pricing
Pricing depends on the provisioned capacity, node type, and region where the instance is provisioned. You are charged for a Memorystore instance in 1-second increments, based on the instance's provisioned capacity in number of nodes. The table below shows the price per node for a full hour (3,600 seconds).
To see pricing, select a region from the drop-down list above the following table:
Charges are incurred as follows:
Pricing is rounded to the nearest second.
Your project starts incurring Memorystore charges when you create an instance. Whether you use the instance or not, you are charged based on the provisioned capacity.
You can change the capacity of a Memorystore instance at any time. You are charged based on the new capacity tier as soon as Memorystore completes the scaling operation.
AOF persistence pricing
Instances that use AOF persistence have an additional charge for storing AOF persistence logs. You are charged based on total instance size and the region where the instance is located. You are charged in 1-second increments, based on the instance's provisioned capacity in total GB. The table below shows the price per GB for a full hour (3,600 seconds) for using AOF.
To see pricing, select a region from the drop-down list above the following table:
Charges are incurred as follows:
Pricing is rounded to the nearest second.
Your project starts incurring AOF charges when you enable AOF based persistence on the instance. Whether you use the instance or not, you are charged based on the provisioned capacity.
You can change the capacity of a Memorystore instance at any time. You are charged based on the new capacity tier as soon as Memorystore completes the scaling operation.
Backups pricing
Instances that use Backups have an additional charge for storing backups. You are charged storage costs for each backup based on the size of the backup and the region where the backup is located. There is a minimum 24-hour charge for each backup. Deleting a cluster does not automatically delete its backups.
To see pricing, select a region from the drop-down list above the following table:
Network pricing
Memorystore supports private and secure networking by default with Private Service Connect . The network pricing for Private Service Connect, when used to access Memorystore, is as follows:
| Resource usage | Price (USD) |
|---|---|
| Private Service Connect endpoint | No hourly charge for Private Service Connect endpoints deployed for Memorystore |
| Intra-zone traffic
(Traffic between a client and Memorystore instance in the same zone) |
No charge for Consumer Consumer Data Processing |
| Inter-zone traffic
(Traffic between a client and Memorystore instance in different zones) |
Consumer Data Processing applies |
| Inter-region traffic
(Traffic between a client and Memorystore instance in different regions) |
Inter-region traffic
(Traffic between a client and Memorystore instance in different regions) |
Inter-region egress network pricing
Using secondary clusters for cross-region replication also incurs network traffic costs in addition to regular instance prices. This usage incurs inter-region egress costs as follows:
| Location of Cluster | Secondary cluster | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Northern America | Europe | Asia | Indonesia & Oceania | Middle East | Latin America | ||
| Primary cluster | Northern America | $0.02/GB | $0.05/GB | $0.08/GB | $0.10/GB | $0.11/GB | $0.14/GB |
| Europe | $0.05/GB | $0.02/GB | $0.08/GB | $0.10/GB | $0.11/GB | $0.14/GB | |
| Asia | $0.08/GB | $0.08/GB | $0.08/GB | $0.10/GB | $0.11/GB | $0.14/GB | |
| Indonesia & Oceania | $0.10/GB | $0.10/GB | $0.10/GB | $0.08/GB | $0.11/GB | $0.14/GB | Middle East | $0.11/GB | $0.11/GB | $0.11/GB | $0.11/GB | $0.08/GB | $0.14/GB | Latin America | $0.14/GB | $0.14/GB | $0.14/GB | $0.14/GB | $0.14/GB | $0.14/GB |
For more information, see inter-region data transfer.
Pricing example
To calculate the per-hour cost of an instance, sum the number of shards and replica nodes, then multiply by the region price for your node type.
Suppose you provision a 5 shard instance with one replica per shard, using the redis-highmem-medium node type. You want to deploy this instance in Iowa (us-central1), where the price per-node-per-hour is $0.1923. The hourly cost is (5 shards + 5 replica nodes) * $0.1923 = $1.92 total cost per hour.
Networking pricing is dependent on your usage. You are charged $0.01 per GiB of data processed by the Private Service Connect endpoints for clients in a different zone than your Memorystore for Redis Cluster instance.