price below 100
We have introduced a new pricing https://www.windmill.dev/pricing
Instead of vCPUs, we are now basing pricing on compute units (a 2GB worker used for a full month). Workers have a size (small, standard, large) based on their memory limit (<=1, (1-2], >2) and each worker size gets a compute unit (0.5, 1, 2)
With this new approach, you can now get rid of setting vCPU limits which is an anti-pattern in favor of only setting them as requests not to limit unnecessarily the compute power of your workers
Apart from that, seats and discounts for non-profits and SMBs still exist
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there seems to be a bug. it says:
Price for workers can't be below $100/mobut increasing from $25 to $50 lets the message disappear
Thanks @Alper but how many 'Native workers' have you set? They do count as workers compute units as well, so alert will be displayed if they are set to 0
ah you're right, i didn't see the native workers
all good then
Hey, one clarification. Until very recently, having no native workers was not possible since some features from WM relied on them. Now, in the new price calculator, it does let me set the native workers to 0 and the tooltip says it can be zero. Is that correct?
It's the same as currently, you can technically set native workers replicas to 0 but yes we think it's a bad idea
however, you can just have no native workers and have the normal workers listen to every jobs so that works