AWS VPS Pricing

Amazon Web Services (AWS) offers various types of virtual private servers (VPS) or instances, each with different pricing options. Keep in mind that AWS pricing may change over time, so I recommend checking the AWS website or contacting their sales team for the most up-to-date information.

AWS provides several instance families, such as:

1. General Purpose (e.g., t2, t3)
2. Compute-Optimized (e.g., c5, c6g)
3. Memory-Optimized (e.g., r5, r6g)
4. Storage-Optimized (e.g., i3, i3en)
5. GPU instances (e.g., p3, g4)
6. FPGA instances (e.g., f1)
7. ARM-based instances (e.g., a1)

Each family has different performance characteristics and caters to specific use cases.

The pricing for AWS instances depends on various factors, including the instance type, region, usage (on-demand or reserved), and any additional services or features you choose.

To get the most accurate and up-to-date pricing, visit the AWS website and use the AWS Pricing Calculator. With this tool, you can input your requirements, such as the instance type, region, and usage details, and it will provide you with the estimated costs. Keep in mind that AWS often offers cost-saving options like spot instances and reserved instances for long-term usage, which can significantly reduce the hourly cost compared to on-demand instances.