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Google Cloud CDN pricing looks simple at first glance because the public rate card starts with a familiar bandwidth number. In practice, the bill is harder to model because Cloud CDN sits inside a broader Google application-edge stack, so buyers often pay for more than cache egress alone.
That does not make Google Cloud CDN a bad product. It means buyers should evaluate it as part of a layered Google architecture, not as a standalone CDN line item. If you [...]