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The way they calculate it is a little misleading. From AWS[1]: Provisioned IOPS is charged by the amount you provision in IOPS (input/output operations per s
by jswanson 14y ago
The way they calculate it is a little misleading.
From AWS[1]:
Provisioned IOPS is charged by the amount you provision in IOPS (input/output operations per second) X the amount of days you provision for the month.
If I understand the above correctly, the estimate of $10/month would actually be:
$0.10 * 30 days * 100 IOPS = $300/month (In USEAST)
[1] http://aws.amazon.com/ebs/ http://aws.amazon.com/ebs/
- RyanGWU82 14y agoI think you may be mistaken -- under "Projecting Costs" that page says that it's 10 cents per provisioned IOPS month.
- cperciva 14y agothe amount of days They've fixed that, it now says "the percentage of days".
- jswanson 14y agoThank you for pointing that out, and kudos to Amazon for updating their doc. They have an easy to understand sample calculation up now as well.