google-big-queryHow much does it cost to use Google Big Query?
Google Big Query is a cloud-based data warehousing solution that allows users to store and query large datasets. The cost of using Google Big Query depends on the type of query and the amount of data being processed.
For example, if you are running a simple query on a small dataset, it would cost about $5 per TB processed.
The following example code shows how to query a dataset using Google Big Query:
SELECT * FROM <dataset>
WHERE <condition>
The output of this query will depend on the dataset and condition specified.
The cost of using Google Big Query also depends on the type of storage used. If you are using standard storage, the cost is about $0.02 per GB per month. If you are using long-term storage, the cost is about $0.004 per GB per month.
In addition, there are additional costs associated with streaming and loading data into Big Query. For example, streaming data into Big Query costs $0.05 per GB and loading data into Big Query costs $0.02 per GB.
The following links provide more detailed information about the pricing of Google Big Query:
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