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Except it's not, not really -- it's just not kept pace with the decrease in underlying EC2 cost. It still costs less now for an RDS instance than it did before
by andrewaylett 7y ago
Except it's not, not really -- it's just not kept pace with the decrease in underlying EC2 cost. It still costs less now for an RDS instance than it did before.
The premium over raw EC2 has gone up -- from $0.115/h to $0.15/hour -- but that's only a 30% jump. The total cost has gone down by $0.123/hour, which is ~25%.