The Art and Science of Model-Driven App Design

[@jfranciscose]

Hey I've been following your tutorials on creating Model-Driven Apps and I'm currently developing an ERP system using this platform. I've found your videos incredibly helpful and informative. However, as I delve deeper into the project, I'm starting to have some concerns about the potential costs associated with Dataverse storage. I understand that 1 GB of storage is currently priced at $40 per month, but I'm struggling to grasp how much data that actually represents in practical terms, especially when considering storing invoices and receipts data (not documents), and other relevant information for an entire ERP system. I would greatly appreciate your insights on data usage and cost optimization and tips and I'm particularly interested in your opinion on whether proceeding with Model-Driven Apps for my ERP is the most cost-effective and efficient solution in the long run. Thank you for your time and expertise. I look forward to hearing from you.

[@xRMCoaches]

Hi Juan. Your storage allocation will depend on the number of users. You get a specific amount of storage, per user, then you can purchase additional storage afterwards. It all depends on what exactly you're storing. Microsoft breaks out storage into: Database, File, and Log categories, and you can see what is stored where by looking at the Capacity page. My question to us is: Why are you creating your own ERP?

[@NeutralAlien]

Was an excellent tutorial until you said "Thursday"