Amazon AWS Pricing

Here are some general categories of AWS offerings and their pricing models:

1. **Compute Services** (like Amazon EC2, AWS Lambda):
– EC2 instances are generally priced per hour, with prices depending on the type and size of the instance, as well as the region.
– AWS Lambda charges you for the number of requests and the duration of your code execution time.

2. **Storage Services** (like Amazon S3, EBS, Glacier):
– Pricing is based on the amount of data stored per month and varies by region and storage type. There might be additional charges for data transfer and various types of requests.

3. **Database Services** (like Amazon RDS, DynamoDB):
– Amazon RDS pricing depends on the instance type and database engine chosen, with additional charges for storage and data transfer.
– DynamoDB charges for read/write capacity units, storage, and optional features like backups.

4. **Networking Services** (like Amazon VPC, Route 53):
– Amazon VPC has no additional charge itself, but data transfer charges might apply.
– Route 53 has pricing based on the number of hosted zones and queries.

5. **Analytics Services** (like Amazon Redshift, Kinesis):
– Redshift is priced per hour based on the type and number of nodes in your cluster.
– Kinesis charges based on the volume of data ingested and the duration of data storage.