cloud-test: Digging in on Cloud SQL automatic storage increases

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Digging in on Cloud SQL automatic storage increases

Wednesday, September 21, 2016

Posted by Greg Wilson, Head of Developer AdvocacyCloud SQL

Having a database that grows as needed can reduce application downtime by reducing the risk of running out of database space. You can take the guesswork out of capacity sizing without incurring any downtime or performing database maintenance.

If you're managing a growing database, automatic storage increases can save a considerable amount of money. That’s because allocated database storage grows as needed rather than you having to provision a lot of space upfront. In other words, you pay for only what you use plus a small margin.

the documentationMath.min((Math.floor(currentCapacity/25) + 5),25)

Current capacity	Threshold	Amount auto-added
50GB	7GB	7GB
100GB	9GB	9GB
250GB	15GB	15GB
500GB	25GB	25GB
1000GB	25GB	25GB
5000GB	25GB	25GB

Labels: Storage & Databases

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