well from the blog it looked way more dynamic. i.e I tought that e2 is some way of over commitment, where I pay less when I do not use my full power. i.e. we us

well from the blog it looked way more dynamic. i.e I tought that e2 is some way of over commitment, where I pay less when I do not use my full power. i.e. we use 3x n1-std2 with sustained use discount but we basically do not use any power over night. i.e. at night we use ~25% of memory and cpu. it's sad that it's not a cost saving for us. (i mean it's also impossible to sell/trade our sustained-use discount (switch from n1-2 to e2)