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Millerish2021-03-14 23:54:03
Amazon Web Services
Millerish, 2021-03-14 23:54:03

AWS: How to calculate?

Hello!

Help develop your AWS pricing policy and which services to choose.

Situations:

1) You need a regular Linux VPS. A couple of sites, maybe a couple of scripts. I have enough RAM 1 GB, 2x2000 MHz, 15 GB SSD. Do I understand correctly that the closest analogue of a1.medium https://aws.amazon.com/ru/ec2/pricing/on-demand/ 0.0255*12*30*12 = 110.16 USD per year? Nothing else to pay for?

2) Does AWS have any cost effective option for node js applications (like heroku)? container or something.

3) If we are talking about the s3 website, can you also upload angular, etc. there?

4) I understand correctly that for typical tasks (online store, landing, etc.) it is more economical to take s3 website (gives download speed through their network) + somewhere third-party (not on AWS) VPS where to keep the base, scripts or bots?

Sorry for this question, I'm trying to understand the topic.

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ayazer, 2021-03-15
@Millerish

You need a regular Linux VPS. A couple of sites, maybe a couple of scripts. I have enough RAM 1 GB, 2x2000 MHz, 15 GB SSD. Do I understand correctly that the closest analogue of a1.medium https://aws.amazon.com/ru/ec2/pricing/on-demand/ 0.0255*12*30*12 = 110.16 USD per year? Nothing else to pay for?

+ traffic per GB + extra. IPs. well, for this purpose, look at reserved instances - it will be cheaper by 40 percent, on-demand = right now you need 10 more machines to process the load. and after a couple of hours they turn off (well, only the time of work is paid)
Does AWS have any cost effective option for node js applications (like heroku)? container or something.

there is EKS, there is ECS. there are lambdas (when you need to run and process a request a couple of times a day (and it’s not scary that the first cold request can be executed for 10 seconds). if the load is constant, lambdas come out much more expensive)
If we are talking about the s3 website, can angular be loaded there, etc.?

c3 = file cleaner. but yes, you can also use it to distribute the Angular / React / ETC frontend
I understand correctly that for typical tasks (online store, landing, etc.) it is more economical to take s3 website (gives download speed through their network) + somewhere third-party (not on AWS) VPS where to keep the base, scripts or bots
Yes. and maybe even look at some other sdn, I have very big doubts that c3 will be cheaper

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Leonid, 2021-03-15
@caballero

for typical tasks, neither AWS nor VPS is needed
Regular shared hosting for a few bucks a month

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Alexander Aksentiev, 2021-03-15
@Sanasol

It costs $20-30 per year, but not $100 . https: //poiskvps.ru/index.php
?search_hdd_min=15& se ... DigitalOcean will be cheaper for $5 ($6 with VAT) - And DO has both apps and just servers. The rest is for those who know how to handle the console.

s3 website

this is generally about static sites
. It makes no sense to get into the Amazon, in any case it is many times more expensive than a regular vpska anywhere, plus if you go into AWS s3/cloudfront/rds with your feet, it will come out several times more expensive.

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Julia Bedrosova, 2021-03-15
@Bedrosova

Take free-tire https://aws.amazon.com/ru/free/ - free for the first year and t3.micro, you use it for free for a year - just figure out the pricing policy. Well, I recommend watching the Cloud Practitioner course to navigate what is what and why: https://youtu.be/3hLmDS179YE

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