How to Estimate AWS Costs with the AWS Pricing Calculator | AWS

How to Estimate AWS Costs with the AWS Pricing Calculator | AWS

To estimate AWS costs with the AWS Pricing Calculator, you can follow these steps:

Select the desired AWS service from the list of available services.
Configure the service settings according to your needs. For example, if you're estimating the cost of an EC2 instance, you'll need to select the instance type, region, operating system, and other relevant settings.
Enter the estimated usage for each setting. For example, if you're estimating the cost of an EC2 instance, you'll need to estimate the number of hours the instance will be used per month, as well as any additional costs for data transfer, storage, and other related services.
Add any additional services you may need to your estimate, such as S3 storage or RDS databases.
Review your estimate and make any necessary adjustments to the settings or usage estimates.
Save your estimate and export it as a CSV file or share it with others via email.
The AWS Pricing Calculator can help you estimate the cost of using AWS services and provide insights into potential cost savings. However, it's important to note that the estimate is only an approximation and the actual costs may vary depending on your usage, data transfer, and other factors. It's recommended to review your estimates regularly and make adjustments as needed to avoid unexpected costs.

[earthandwind]

Hello, can you explain “instance family”?

Thank you!

Great video, easy to follow.