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Billing problem of RDS

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Amazon free tier says we can store 20 GB of data in RDS. I'm getting billed even though I have only about 50 MB of data stored in RDS. Why is that happening?

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asked 3 years ago419 views
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Can you see the specific RDS charges being incurred?
The following can be viewed from the invoice screen.
rds

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answered 3 years ago
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How much storage was allocated when the database was created? This is the value that will be billed, not the amount that is consumed.

A single instance db.t3.micro with gp2 storage will default to 200GB of disk. This needs to be reduced to 20GB to stay within free tier.

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answered 3 years ago

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