Questions tagged with Pricing

I am trying to TTS a 10 page PDF. It has 30,000 characters:  However, when I go to the file, it's just 700kb, and is 2 minutes:  Free tier allows 1,000,000 characters per month, and I'm able to continually make 2 minute MP3s, so I don't know why it's not producing a longer MP3. Could anyone help? [I changed region to N-California, which affected some features availablity, but I can't see how this would cause this error : ( ]lg...

The docs for Cloudwatch pricing are clear about what will incur costs. However, where can I view statistics on volume of logs ingested by cloudwatch and other metrics? I would like to know when I have used up or am close to using up the free allocations.lg...

We are trying to integrate our SaaS product on AWS Marketplace. It is a contract plan. We want to get the information whether the subscription purchased is free trial and provide a free trial instance to our customer. How do AWS MP notify us whether the subscribed plan is a free trial plan. Does the GetEntitlements API contains any free trial info for the subscribed product? Please help.lg...

https://docs.aws.amazon.com/machine-learning/latest/dg/requesting-real-time-predictions.html article link => http://aws.amazon.commachine-learning/pricing/lg...

Hello, Our company has applied all elastic ip (EIP). That is cheked at EC2 "Service Quotas" page (5 applied from 5 default quota value). Also, we have a credit, and by the terms and conditions (https://aws.amazon.com/awscredits/) the "promotional Credit will be applied only to the specific Services designated by your AWS contracting entity (collectively, “Eligible Services”)". The list of services (according to "Billing > Credit" page) that can be used with the associated credit include EC2 but in the list is not expressly written EIP as a service. So, will our company **be charged outside from the credit** for every new EIP above the default quota? Best Regards!lg...

Hi, my website is a multivendor shop where people can sell digital downloads. Those digital downloads consist of heavy zip files (can be from 10mb all the way to 10gb or more in really rare cases) I understood there are many different types of S3 Storage and some cost way more than others, What is the recommended use in a case like mine? is it the default storage or should I move it to a glacier storage or something cheaper? I'm not streaming any audio or video, just delivering those product files to users upon purchase, could be once a day, 100 times a day or no downloads at all for ages for different products. I'm mainly concerned about making sure that when the user clicks "Download" hes file starts downloading without any huge delay and that it wont be limited to like 20kb or something What would be the best solution in my case? thanks for your time.lg...

I'm trying to match the following line_item_operations: QS-User-Enterprise-Month QS-Reader-Usage-Paid-Session QS-Reader-Report-Session QS-Reader-Usage-Bonus-Session QS-Reader-Usage-Cap-Session with the concepts that appear in the pricing page Authors: readers capacity pricing thankslg...

I am creating a payment portal for a website. The website will allow users to create an online account, update their customer info (such as billing address, phone, email), and view and pay their invoices. After some research, I plan to use S3 to store the invoices in PDF format. I was considering storing the customer data and invoice data in a relational database among two tables connected by customer ID. A customer would sign into their account, and a query would be made against the customers and invoices table, for the initial summary page that displays upon sign in. Some further querying would be done if they view their profile or view their invoices page. I ran an estimate for a single-az, postgresql, general purpose SSD db.t2.micro instance with 100% utilization and 5GB. That indicated a **monthly cost under $14**. I chose 100% utilization because user accounts would be accessible 24/7. I could have done this in S3 with JSON but, in terms of standards, the data calls for a relational database (outside of the PDF objects). All queries to the database would be through Lambdas. Is this the cheapest RDS option? And would a db.t2.micro instance be performant for these rather-simple queries for an online user account (e.g. retrieval speed upon querying)?lg...

I'm moving a set of 10 domains from a single **EC2** with **Plesk** **(a)** to single **EC2** instances with the *WordPress AMI* installed **(b)**. Those sites are 25/40GB each. To avoid creating huge **EBS** drives for each instance I'm going to offload the wp-content/ folder straight to **S3**. How could run a safe **S3** *Lifecycle policy* to store all the data in a safe place? (maybe **Glacier**) like incremental 6 days a week and 1 complete snapshot the 7th day, plus 1 full snapshot each week for a month. Is it a safe idea or does not make any sense? The idea behind is to reduce storages costs of my first configuration **(a)**. Any feedback or suggestion is more than welcome. thank youlg...

Hi guys! I'm looking for a tool to estimate AWS price. Currently, I use AWS Pricing Calculator, but I feel this seem to be stupid. I can't save my estimate when a problem with my laptop, my estimate will be lost. Moreover, when I export the estimate to csv file, the detail configuration sometimes makes me confuse with lots of information, but it doesn't contain what I need, and I have to reformat them. Therefore, I want to find another tool to estimate AWS price instead of using AWS Pricing Calculator. If you know any tool, please recommend to me. Thanks!lg...

Hi. I cannot seem to figure out the cost of same region data transfer rates from lambda to EC2. Would this be free?lg...

Hi, I would like to avoid costs related with: * Log Data Ingestion for Amazon Cloudwatch * Log Data Archive for Amazon Cloudwatch I'm near 5GB/month for both but I don't know what these logs are and so I think that I don't need them... Can someone help me understanding these logs and if it's possible to deactivate them? Thanks in advance!lg...