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Hello.
I want to change it to an instance plan
Are you talking about reserved instances when you say instance plants?
Or do you mean Savings Plans?
If you are talking about Reserved Instances, you will not be able to receive discounts if you change from the EC2 instance type you selected when purchasing the Reserved Instance.
https://repost.aws/knowledge-center/ec2-ri-basics
I think there is no problem if you just increase the instance size.
https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AWSEC2/latest/UserGuide/apply_ri.html
For Savings Plans, it depends on the plan you purchased, but if you have purchased EC2 Instance Savings Plans, you will not be able to receive discounts if you change the instance type.
I think there is no problem if you just increase the instance size.
https://docs.aws.amazon.com/savingsplans/latest/userguide/what-is-savings-plans.html
It is a reserved instance, but what happens to me is that I have a standard instance, without being reserved, I pay for use, which is very expensive, but in the reserved instance there is already a fixed amount per month, which is more advantageous for my company.
Then I would like to know how to proceed if I want to pay for a reserved instance with the specifications of the one I already have, if I would lose something, such as Elastic IP, and EBS, which I cannot lose at all.
And how could I do that? After paying for the reserved instance, should I add the EBS to it and the Elastic IP? And then delete the old instance? And how do I do that?
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First of all, I feel like I have some misunderstanding about Reserved Instances. Since Reserved Instances are a method of purchasing EC2, there is no need to delete existing EC2. In other words, when you purchase a Reserved Instance, a discount will be automatically applied if the instance type and region selected at the time of purchase match. https://repost.aws/knowledge-center/ec2-ri-basics
So, in answer to the above question, there is no need to delete or change the existing EC2. I think the solution is to simply purchase a Reserved Instance so that a discount is assigned to that EC2.