Assume an app such as Wordpress, Drupal, Joomla, etc deployed to Google App Engine for PHP.
Assuming it is a small website which will have sporadic traffic, it will cost: .36/day or 10$/month just to host the mostly dormant mysql database.
This is about the same cost as a low end virtual host, which will still be faster.
It seems to me there should be some option for hibernating an SQL instance and then re-enabling it - that way a mostly dormant site could leave the engine hibernating at the cost of a delay for the first visitor.
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