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Compute Savings Plan (CSP) can cover EC2 instances, Lambdas and Fargate. Also, CSPs can be shared across accounts within an AWS Organization. Your question is about a single instance, so I will assume that you have no other compute resources (EC2, Lambda, Fargate) across your AWS Organization. If you know that you will be moving to a less expensive instance type/size, then you can commit to the lower rate. Whatever can be covered by the CSP will be covered and the rest will be charged at the on-demand rate. You should know, however, that if there are other compute resources that can give a better discount, the CSP will be applied there first [1].
[1] https://docs.aws.amazon.com/savingsplans/latest/userguide/sp-applying.html
We took out a savings plan for our EC2 instances. It was no upfront fee and a 3 year commitment. We have a little less than 2 years left on the agreement. If we resell it on the marketplace how does that fee structure change. I assume:
- Since we paid $0 upfront we would receive no proceeds from the sale.
- Since the buy will be paying a reduced rate to AWS we would be responsible for the delta between our current rates and theirs. Am I correct?
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