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For example, do I get billed for uploading / downloading artifact? I saw this here:
Don’t know what that’s for. |
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Is your repository public, or is it private but you use a self-hosted runner? Then no, it’s free. There are limitations for private repositories that use GitHub-hosted runners on a free plan, however.
In the latter case, you get 500 MB for free. If you need more, then you have to pay. Artifacts do count as storage:
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I just want to clarify the question: it’s about data transfer, not storage. I get the impression that you’re talking about storage (In fact you do mention storage, but if that relates to data transfer somehow then please tell me). |
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My bad. It’s peculiar that the docs mention data transfer once on the page, but nothing else about traffic. Looking at Viewing your GitHub Actions usage - GitHub Docs I get the impression “data transfer” refers to the minutes spent?! I vaguely remember some footnote that said that internal traffic (which would include artifacts) is included for free, but I can’t find it anymore and also nothing else about network egress. You may want to reach out to sales to get clarity on this. |
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Thanks for clarifying, I’ll ask sales and post the reply here when I have time. |
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This is the reply from support
So there you go: it’s not billed. |
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Thanks! As per the docs, GitHub Packages is also free for public repos and you get 1 GB / month of egress traffic for private repos, but GitHub Actions downloading your private GitHub Packages does not count towards that limit (as long as you use the I opened a docs issue: GitHub Actions data transfer is not billed, but mentioned in the docs · Issue #7569 · github/docs · GitHub |
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Found the statement that I remembered on this page: GitHub Packages: Your packages, at home with their code · GitHub |
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This is the reply from support
So there you go: it’s not billed.