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Yep, public IPs. I’m sure people do that, or use VPC peering if they want to use private IPs. Expensive. VPC peering serves a different purpose, but pricing is
by virtuallynathan 5y ago
Yep, public IPs. I’m sure people do that, or use VPC peering if they want to use private IPs.
Expensive. VPC peering serves a different purpose, but pricing is the same.
- ignoramous 5y agoThanks a lot. > Expensive. VPC Peering bandwidth rates are $0.01 / GB. EC2 (public Internet?) bandwidth rates are $0.09 / GB. For xfers between EC2 to EC2 via AWS backbone, I assume I'd still be charged the public Internet bandwidth rates, right?