How the Amazon S3 data transfer charges work
Here's how the Amazon S3 charges work:
Storage Charges:
Remember, the actual charges may vary depending on your specific usage patterns, the S3 storage classes you choose, and any additional S3 features or services you utilize. It's important to review the AWS documentation for the most up-to-date pricing information.
Storage Charges:
- You are charged based on the amount of data stored in your S3 buckets, measured in gigabytes (GB) per month.
- The storage charges vary depending on the S3 storage class you use (e.g., S3 Standard, S3 Glacier, S3 Intelligent-Tiering).
- You are charged for the number and type of requests made to your S3 buckets, such as GET, PUT, COPY, POST, LIST, and DELETE requests.
- The request charges vary based on the request type and the number of requests made.
- You are charged for the amount of data transferred out of the S3 region, measured in gigabytes (GB).
- Data transferred between S3 buckets or from S3 to other AWS services within the same AWS Region is free.
- You may be charged for enabling certain S3 management features, such as S3 Inventory, S3 Analytics, and S3 Object Tagging.
- If you enable cross-region replication, you may incur additional charges for the
- replicated data.
Here's how Amazon S3 data transfer charges work: Data Transfer In:
Data Transfer Out:
Analyzing S3 Data Transfer Charges:
Optimizing S3 Data Transfer Costs:
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To estimate your monthly S3 charges, you can use the AWS Pricing Calculator or refer to the official Amazon S3 pricing page, which provides the latest pricing information and details on the various S3 pricing factors.
Remember, the actual charges may vary depending on your specific usage patterns, the S3 storage classes you choose, and any additional S3 features or services you utilize. It's important to review the AWS documentation for the most up-to-date pricing information.
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