> Spending $90k instead of $184k in year 1 with the option to turn it off if you want (no longer need). This could be very valuable for a startup who wants elastic spending patterns.
I think they used the 3-year reserved instance pricing, meaning you can’t just turn it off after a year and stop the cash flow out (at least not at that price).
I think they used the 3-year reserved instance pricing, meaning you can’t just turn it off after a year and stop the cash flow out (at least not at that price).