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Hi,
Yes, your calculation is correct for data transfer out of the AWS Cloud. To be fully complete, you'd have to add the costs of API calls charged at $0.01 per 1'000 request. See https://aws.amazon.com/s3/pricing/
On data transfer, see this example at https://aws.amazon.com/s3/faqs/#Billing
Data Transfer Out Example:
Assume you transfer 1 TB of data out of Amazon S3 from the US East (Northern Virginia)
Region to the internet every day for a given 31-day month. Assume you also transfer 1 TB
of data out of an Amazon EC2 instance from the same Region to the internet over the same
31-day month.
Your aggregate Data Transfer would be 62 TB (31 TB from Amazon S3 and 31 TB from
Amazon EC2). This equates to 63,488 GB (62 TB * 1024 GB/TB).
This usage volume crosses three different volume tiers. The monthly Data Transfer Out
charge is calculated below assuming the Data Transfer occurs in the US East (Northern
Virginia) Region:
10 TB Tier: 10,239 GB (10×1024 GB/TB – 1 (free)) x $0.09 = $921.51
10 TB to 50 TB Tier: 40,960 GB (40×1024) x $0.085 = $3,481.60
50 TB to 150 TB Tier: 12,288 GB (remainder) x $0.070 = $860.16
Total Data Transfer Out charge = $921.51+ $3,481.60 + $860.16= $5,263.27
Best,
Didier
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JH, thanks for accepting my answer