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Well, you get the 85% price reduction for throughput only if you reserve read/write capacity for three years.
by kryps 14y ago
Well, you get the 85% price reduction for throughput only if you reserve read/write capacity for three years.
- dialtone 14y agoIt's really a trivial cost compared to the DynamoDB price before. It used to cost about $3600/month to get 5000 writes/sec. Now in a bit more than 2 months you'll have broken even on the reserved price compared to the old DynamoDB price, and in a bit more than 3 months compared to the new DynamoDB price, for the 1 year investment. Any company using Dynamo for anything serious will probably rush to get the reserved capacity, since they've probably been spending a multiple of the reserved cost per month anyway.
- EwanToo 14y agoBut 70% for 1 year is an amazing price break when you think about it. Run your project for a month, analyse the usage, and reserve that same capacity for a whole year, for the price of only 3 more months usage! If your project has fairly consistent (or growing) usage, and is going to run for more than 3 months, it really doesn't need much more thought.