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Kubernetes

How Kubernetes pricing works

Kubernetes cluster pricing is based on the underlying required and optional Kubernetes-related resources.

Starting at CHF 0.2578/hr or CHF 190/mo

Billing also occurs when the Kubernetes cluster is in a stopped state.

Required resources

A cluster requires at least three (3) of the following worker node flavors to operate.

Flavor²
vCPUs
RAM
Hourly price°
Monthly price°¹

k1.1x2

1

2 GB

CHF 0.0526

CHF 39

k1.2x2

2

2 GB

CHF 0.0800

CHF 59

k1.2x4

2

4 GB

CHF 0.0992

CHF 73

k1.2x8

2

8 GB

CHF 0.1376

CHF 101

k1.4x8

4

8 GB

CHF 0.1924

CHF 141

k1.4x16

4

16 GB

CHF 0.2692

CHF 197

k1.4x32

4

32 GB

CHF 0.4228

CHF 309

k1.8x32

8

32 GB

CHF 0.5324

CHF 389

k1.8x64

8

64 GB

CHF 0.8396

CHF 613

k1.8x96

8

96 GB

CHF 1.1468

CHF 838

k1.16x96

16

96 GB

CHF 1.3660

CHF 998

The following fee for the control plane (master node) per cluster applies irrespective of the cluster size.

Flavor²
vCPUs
RAM
Hourly price°
Monthly price°¹

k1.2x4

2

4 GB

CHF 0.0992

CHF 73

Optional resources

Volumes & Snapshots

Persistent Volumes (PV) are optional and can be dynamically provisioned from the Kubernetes context. They are scalable and support online expansion without downtime.

Load Balancers

External Load Balancers are optional and can easiely be added in front of the Kubernetes cluster(s).

Included

Elastic IP Address. Each Kubernetes node comes with a free elastic public IPv4 address.

20 TB Outbound Traffic. Per organization-account 20 TB of outbound traffic per month is included. Inbound and internal traffic is always free.

Economy Support Plan according to the best-effort principle. Business and First support plans are available at an additional cost.

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° Prices are in CHF (Swiss franc) and don't include VAT. 1 CHF is usually to 1 USD. ¹ Monthly price estimates are based on 730 hours of usage. ² All Kubernetes flavors are deployed with a 60 GB root volume by default.

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