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Redshift serverless pricing calculation
Hi, we are testing the Redshift Serverless pricing.
In the image bellow, we can see our spending was 7,73 USD in one day (300.00-292.27)
However, our computational usage was 2.172 RPU seconds
In the SA-EAST-1 region, the RPU pricing is "$0.5976 per RPU hour" https://aws.amazon.com/redshift/pricing/
0.5976 (per RPU hour) * 2172 (RPU seconds) / 3600 (seconds in hours) = 0.360552 USD
I am not being able to understand why the value went straight up to 7,73, instead of 0,360552.
Thanks in advance.
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I'd suggest you to check settings to make sure that you haven't set Base, Max RPU-Hours and MaxRPU (max capacity) as this could be a factor in cost and see if that's the case. Also, you'd need to consider managed storage cost as well. Refer Redshift Serverless Pricing, which you already mentioned in your question.
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I don't think this still reflects the pricing. Wouldn't it be possible for somebody to describe precisely why an I being charged for this service?
2024-07-10 Information CREDITS USED: From $292.27 to $291.71 = 0.56 USD AWS Region sa-east-1 = $0.5976 per RPU hour RPU seconds used = 512 (0.142 hours) Base = 8 Max RPU Capacity = NONE (I've just set to 8 now) Max RPU-hours/day (limit) = NONE (I've just set to 1 now) Max Cross-Region datashare (limit) = NONE (I've just set to 1 TB now) Sotoraged used: 98 MB