Making Life Easier

Activity: Cost analysis

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In this blog I am currently using Simple Monthly Calculator to estimate the cost of the customer's usage.

Customers needed better ways to model their applications and estimate their costs. The flexible nature of on-demand scalable computing allows you pick and choose the services you like and only pay for those.

references: https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/aws/the-new-aws-simple-monthly-calculator/

With this scenario: the user is currently at US West (Oregon) Region and using Web Application with an Amazon RDS hosted database.

Here are the details below:

Service	Requirements
Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (Amazon EC2)	Two Linux t3.2xlarge instances 20 hours per day usage 1-Year Reserved billing with no upfront costs
Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3)	100 GB Standard storage 10,000 PUT, COPY, POST, or LIST requests 5,000 GET, SELECT, and other requests 1 GB data returned by S3 Select 10 GB data scanned by S3 Select Amazon S3 data is replicated to US East (Ohio) to S3 Standard storage
Elastic Load Balancing	Three Application Load Balancers Average of 50 connections/second per Application Load Balancer Average connection time is 60 seconds Average of 100 requests per second for each Application Load Balancer Data processed per Application Load Balancer for EC2 instances with IP address as targets is 100 GB/month The average number of rule evaluations per request is 10

Amazon Route 53	Five hosted zones, not using traffic flow 10 million standard queries per month 10,000 basic Domain Name System (DNS) health checks per month within AWS 20,000 basic DNS health checks per month outside of AWS 10 elastic network interfaces Average of 2 million resolver queries per month
Amazon Relational Database Service (Amazon RDS)	Two RDS db.r3.8xlage standard instances that run MySQL 100 GB of General Purpose storage and no Provisioned IOPS 30 GB of data transferred out per month and 5 GB of data transferred in
AWS Support	Business Support