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Reserve Database Instances in Amazon’s Cloud

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Aug 18, 2010
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Amazon Web Services is offering a new service to users of its cloud-based Relation Database Service in which database instances can be reserved in a specific region for portions of one or three years. These Reserved Databases Instances cost $227.50 for one year and $350 for three years; an hourly usage fee is still required, but has been reduced to $0.046. According to Amazon, if the database instance is used for the entire term then a 46 percent discount can result.
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