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It makes no sense for AWS to launch old instance generations in a new region. Also what do you mean by 10x more if you were using t2? t3 is available in Stockho

by cjg_ 8y ago

It makes no sense for AWS to launch old instance generations in a new region. Also what do you mean by 10x more if you were using t2? t3 is available in Stockholm and cheaper than t2 (and t3 in Ireland).

raveli 8y ago
T3 RDS instances are not yet available anywhere (that I know of), only T2. T2 is not available in eu-north-1. https://aws.amazon.com/rds/postgresql/pricing/ https://aws.amazon.com/rds/postgresql/pricing/ https://aws.amazon.com/rds/mysql/pricing/ https://aws.amazon.com/rds/mysql/pricing/ If you were running your databases on T2 instances on regions supporting it, migrating to the cheapest available RDS instance type in eu-north-1 would cost $0.374/hr on-demand. That's over 9 times more than the price of db.t2.micro in eu-west-1.
- cjg_ 8y ago
  Oh, you were talking about RDS, sorry missed that.
  - raveli 8y ago
    No worries! Thought so much but double checked the numbers just in case I had mixed something. :)
- markusbk 8y ago
  Seems AWS has added T3 RDS instances for MySQL in Stockholm now. Not for PostgreSQL yet, though.