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CreateDBInstance:0014 cost (RDS Postgres)
Hi there! Does anyone understand what exactly this CreateDBInstance:0014 means?
Why do I have two db.t3.small databases on one account and this operation takes $3 per day there, and on another account one database db.t3.micro, but here it is already $12.5 per day?
When I switched to RDS from internal database, in the official pricing, I saw a price of $0.021 per hour, which is approximately $0.50 per day. Why such an overprice?
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Your ask is not clear. But will try to answer with the limited information you provided.
See the description of Each Operation Name here :
CreateDBInstance:0003 = Oracle Standard Edition 1 (Bring Your Own License)
CreateDBInstance:0004 = Oracle Standard Edition (Bring Your Own License)
CreateDBInstance:0005 = Oracle Enterprise Edition (Bring Your Own License)
CreateDBInstance:0006 = Oracle Standard Edition 1
CreateDBInstance:0008 = SQL Standard Edition (Bring Your Own License)
CreateDBInstance:0009 = SQL Enterprise Edition (Bring Your Own License)
CreateDBInstance:0010 = SQL Express Edition
CreateDBInstance:0011 = SQL Web Server
CreateDBInstance:0012 = SQL Standard Edition
CreateDBInstance:0014 = PostgreSQL
CreateDBInstance:0015 = SQL Enterprise Edition
CreateDBInstance:0016 = Aurora MySQL
CreateDBInstance:0018 = MariaDB
CreateDBInstance:0019 = Oracle Standard Edition 2 (Bring Your Own License)
CreateDBInstance:0020 = Oracle Standard Edition 2
CreateDBInstance:0021 = Aurora PostgreSQL
CreateDBInstance:0022 = Amazon Neptune
CreateDBInstance:0023 = Amazon DocumentDB
CreateDBInstance:0028 = IBM Db2 (Bring Your Own License)
CreateDBInstance:0402 = SQL Server SE (AWS-provided media)
CreateDBInstance:0403 = SQL Server Ent (AWS-provided)
RDS Costs is not only based on Instance Hours, but additional parameters like : DB instance hours, Storage (per GB per month), I/O requests per month, Provisioned IOPS per month, Backup Storage, Data transfer.
See your billing report, what kind of RDS Instances, Instance Types, and number of hours running etc. See my sample RDS billing screenshot for reference.
You can find this in the Billing and Management Service itself.
- Log in to the AWS Management Console.
- Navigate to the Billing and Cost Management service.
- In the left-hand menu, click on Bills under Billing and Payments section
- Review the** Charges by Service** section for detailed cost information.
- To change the billing period, use the dropdown menu in the top right corner to select different months.
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Thank you for your response! Info like your screenshot can be viewed only in billing report via email? I can't find so detailed report in AWS Cost Explorer.