Does this seem solid?
If CF workers paid plan gives 400,000 GB-seconds of computation duration for free each month, and they state that "duration billing will charge for the 128 MB of memory allocated to your Worker, regardless of actual usage", then:
128MB = 0.128GB --> 400,000 GB-seconds / 0.128GB = 3,125,000 seconds (= 828 hours) of total computation is free per month, since 128MB of RAM usage is billed whether that is actually used or not.
Or am I maybe miscalculating something? Seems like a lot. But then again, a lot of concurrent requests could of course eat that up fairly quickly.
Say a 15 second operation, I could do 208,333 of them total for free. Then say 30 of those per second, would let me go for 6,944 seconds or ~115 minutes. Little under 2 hours.
So maybe the math checks out. Seems generous at first but when considering how usage could potentially ramp up, it seems like a solid price model?
(Basically just want someone to sanity check me please)

















































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