Spot instances reduce the cost of compute services at a significant rate, yet they are only appropriate for certain workloads. Find out more in our blog post.
Understanding Amazon Redshift Pricing
Are you using Amazon Redshift for data warehousing and analytics? Explore the different pricing options for Redshift to get the most value out of your dbase operations on AWS.
AWS Accelerated Computing Instance Types
Learn how to choose the right GPU-based and accelerated computing instances to maximize application performance and savings on AWS.
AWS Compute Optimized Instance Types
Learn how to choose the right Amazon EC2 Compute Optimized Instances to boost application performance and reduce usage costs.
General Purpose EC2 Instance Types
Read our blog to learn how to optimize your application performance and reduce cloud costs with the right General Purpose Instances types.
Storage Optimized Instance Types
Develop and manage your cloud architecture with the right EC2 instances to optimize your storage intensive applications and reduce AWS costs.
Memory Optimized Instance Types
Develop and manage your cloud architecture with the right EC2 instances to optimize your memory intensive applications and save costs.
5 Tips for Reducing Spend to Meet AWS Budget Targets
The essential requirements for AWS cost management are monitoring your AWS costs and usage, analyzing your usage patterns, and optimizing your cloud resources for maximum performance. You will need to proactively and continuously manage this process to stay within budget.
How to Create AWS Cost and Usage Reports
Follow the instructions below to set up your Cost and Usage Reports (CUR) for a detailed analysis by Parquantix:
AWS Savings Plan vs Reserved Instances
In November 2019 AWS introduced Savings Plans as a simpler and more flexible alternative to Reserved Instances, which provide significant discounts for volume purchases of instances.
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