#Ec2 pricing bandwidth pro

$0.005 per Elastic science address not related to a running instance per hour on a pro rata basis.$0.005 per additional Elastic IP address related to a running instance per hour on a pro rata basis.$0.00 for one Elastic IP address related to a running instance.So if for example, I ssh-ed to my instances using the elastic IPs (For example 8.8.8.8) instead of the public DNS name given like, will this bandwidth registered as simple bandwidth in/out usage or the public/elastic IP bandwidth?Ĭonsider the data transfer charges and Elastic IP charges separately.Īllocating and using one Elastic IP addresses per instance is normally free, except if the Elastic IP address is not currently associated with an instance, see section Elastic IP Addresses on page Amazon EC2 Pricing: So my confusion is on the part whether AWS charges for any kinds of traffic requests (using my browser, SSH) using the elastic IPs?

If you communicate between instances using public or elastic IP address even in the same region you pay regional data transfer rates(0.01$ per GB in/out). Some blogs say that Elastic IP will charge you by the bandwidth you useĮlastic IP addresses charge by bandwidth and have an hourly price when they are not attached to a running instanceįrom my understanding after reading some blogs and the documentation, you will only be charged if you use the elastic IPs in communicating between instances and if you have elastic IPs standing there idle on your account without being associated to your instance I have a little question regarding Elastic IPs and its charge.