Answers: <p>you can try google cloud run. here you can run containerized applications on a fully managed serverless platform. You might have to containerize your application.
  But it can help you reduce the cost as  the min container can be 0 (zero) and if any to your app is there cloud run can automatically scale to meet the demand.</p>
  
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Body: <p>Currently i use AWS ELB <code>--single</code> instances do deploy &amp; manage multiple versions of the same <code>nodejs</code> app (over 10), which differ only by the configuration. Each app is running some endless process 24/7. I want to be able to manage (start/stop/update) them separately and efficiently. Currently it's very easy to do so with <code>elb deploy</code> command.</p>
  <p>However, the costs went seriously up lately (while the load increased just by 10-20%). About half of the cost is the data transfer and 40% is the EC2 instances themselves (<code>t2.nano</code>).</p>
  <p>Would the use of Google Cloud be more cost efficient? and more importantly, is there a similar way do deploy and manage 10x instances of the same app? Sure when i finish reading all the docs, i might have an idea, but hoping to get some advise about the direction of research or probably about the solution itself.</p>
  
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Title: AWS elb vs google cloud for multiple small nodejs mini-apps deployment
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ThreadText: # AWS elb vs google cloud for multiple small nodejs mini-apps deployment
  
  (Asked by: username_0 on 2020-11-20)
  
  Currently i use AWS ELB `--single` instances do deploy & manage multiple versions of the same `nodejs` app (over 10), which differ only by the configuration. Each app is running some endless process 24/7. I want to be able to manage (start/stop/update) them separately and efficiently. Currently it's very easy to do so with `elb deploy` command.
  
  However, the costs went seriously up lately (while the load increased just by 10-20%). About half of the cost is the data transfer and 40% is the EC2 instances themselves (`t2.nano`).
  
  Would the use of Google Cloud be more cost efficient? and more importantly, is there a similar way do deploy and manage 10x instances of the same app? Sure when i finish reading all the docs, i might have an idea, but hoping to get some advise about the direction of research or probably about the solution itself.
  
  **Tags:** amazon-ec2, google-cloud-platform, aws-elb
  
  
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  ### Answer by username_1 on 2020-11-24. Score: 1
  
  you can try google cloud run. here you can run containerized applications on a fully managed serverless platform. You might have to containerize your application.
  But it can help you reduce the cost as the min container can be 0 (zero) and if any to your app is there cloud run can automatically scale to meet the demand.
  
  
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