Regarding licensing and setup costs, we always study in detail using lower environments such as User Acceptance Testing or sandbox environments. Before creation, we consult AWS official documentation for pricing and connect with AWS business development managers. In some projects, incorrect decisions were made by not consulting them first, resulting in higher setup and maintenance costs. After receiving unexpected bills, we spoke with the AWS team who helped revise payments where possible and advised on proper planning for setups, including considerations for multiple accounts and different instance types.
The costing for Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling is equivalent to creating Amazon EC2 servers. For instance, if one dollar is paid for a single Amazon EC2 machine, the same cost applies for Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling. When running three machines, three dollars would be required. It operates on a pay-as-you-go model, meaning if a machine is used for only an hour, the pricing will be calculated for that hour only, not the entire month.
The pricing of Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling is moderate. It's not too expensive because we only pay for what we use. While there are cheaper options, the services provided are worth the cost. Previously, AWS offered limited free storage, but now it provides significant discounts and storage for longer-term plans.
The pricing structure from AWS is really complex and depends on factors like the region and specific services used. Prices can vary significantly even within the same service across different locations.
The pricing of Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling is minimal, varying depending on the region and resources used. The service itself is almost free; however, associated resources may incur costs.
Java Architect - AWS Solutions Architect Certified and Java Oracle Certified OCA7,8, OCP8, OCP11 at QAT Global | Custom Software Development
Real User
Top 10
Oct 23, 2024
Considering the expenses associated with the instances themselves, I would rate it a six. While instances can be costly depending on their number, the cost aligns with the value provided.
As far back as I can remember, I have experience with two types of subscriptions. The first was my personal AWS base, and the second was a corporate license. I can't say much about the corporate license, but I recall they sent the bill every month for the personal subscription, though I could be mistaken.
The solution's licensing is based on a pay-as-you-go model. You only pay for the resources you use, whether it's RAM, processing power, or storage. So, it's calculated based on the time you use those resources, typically billed in hours or minutes.
Solution Architect, DevOps Engineer at sonne technology
Real User
Nov 7, 2022
The solution pricing varies by service region is mid-range. Various conditions determine pricing such as the IP selected. I rate pricing a six out of ten.
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling is not licensed-based. It's server-based. When we want to use more services, we need to pay more. It's a monthly subscription, rather than licensed-based. Pricing or fees for this service could be improved.
Software Engineer at a computer software company with 10,001+ employees
Real User
Nov 9, 2021
I have not explored the price of the solution extensively, but from what I have seen the price is alright. There is an annual subscription needed for the solution.
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling helps you maintain application availability and allows you to automatically add or remove EC2 instances according to conditions you define. ... Dynamic scaling responds to changing demand and predictive scaling automatically schedules the right number of EC2 instances based on predicted demand.
Regarding licensing and setup costs, we always study in detail using lower environments such as User Acceptance Testing or sandbox environments. Before creation, we consult AWS official documentation for pricing and connect with AWS business development managers. In some projects, incorrect decisions were made by not consulting them first, resulting in higher setup and maintenance costs. After receiving unexpected bills, we spoke with the AWS team who helped revise payments where possible and advised on proper planning for setups, including considerations for multiple accounts and different instance types.
The costing for Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling is equivalent to creating Amazon EC2 servers. For instance, if one dollar is paid for a single Amazon EC2 machine, the same cost applies for Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling. When running three machines, three dollars would be required. It operates on a pay-as-you-go model, meaning if a machine is used for only an hour, the pricing will be calculated for that hour only, not the entire month.
The pricing of Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling is moderate. It's not too expensive because we only pay for what we use. While there are cheaper options, the services provided are worth the cost. Previously, AWS offered limited free storage, but now it provides significant discounts and storage for longer-term plans.
The pricing structure from AWS is really complex and depends on factors like the region and specific services used. Prices can vary significantly even within the same service across different locations.
The pricing of Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling is minimal, varying depending on the region and resources used. The service itself is almost free; however, associated resources may incur costs.
Considering the expenses associated with the instances themselves, I would rate it a six. While instances can be costly depending on their number, the cost aligns with the value provided.
As far back as I can remember, I have experience with two types of subscriptions. The first was my personal AWS base, and the second was a corporate license. I can't say much about the corporate license, but I recall they sent the bill every month for the personal subscription, though I could be mistaken.
The solution's licensing is based on a pay-as-you-go model. You only pay for the resources you use, whether it's RAM, processing power, or storage. So, it's calculated based on the time you use those resources, typically billed in hours or minutes.
The solution is not expensive.
The product's pricing depends on the traffic and workload. Additional costs exist if you use services like CloudWatch, VPN, etc.
It's not expensive, nor too cheap; it's okay. We can compare it to the pricing of other cloud service providers.
The solution is less expensive than Azure and GCP.
The solution's price is affordable for enterprise customers.
The product is cheap.
The pricing model is usage-based.
The licences for this solution are based on the number of instances. This determines the EC2 type that is used and this is then priced accordingly.
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling uses a pay-as-you-go pricing model. I rate the price of Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling a nine out of ten.
The solution pricing varies by service region is mid-range. Various conditions determine pricing such as the IP selected. I rate pricing a six out of ten.
The license is pay as you use.
There are no licensing costs. However, there is a monthly service charge.
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling is not licensed-based. It's server-based. When we want to use more services, we need to pay more. It's a monthly subscription, rather than licensed-based. Pricing or fees for this service could be improved.
I have not explored the price of the solution extensively, but from what I have seen the price is alright. There is an annual subscription needed for the solution.
Licensing fees are paid on a yearly basis.
The price of this product could be a little bit lower.
The pricing is not fixed and it is based on usage.
Pricing could be a little bit more competitive.