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How does data deletion count on AWS RDS pricing?
trying to estimate what aws will cost me based upon expected number of queries/insertsAmazon Data Transfer OUTPlease explain AWS services $0.00 per GB IN bandwidth pricing to meMongoDB PricingAWS EC2 Data Transfer CostsWhat costs are charged for EC2 instances in different AZs connecting through an ELB?Amazon RDS pricinghuge AWS RDS Data Transfer costAnalyzing Data Transfer cost by instanceLaravel, tons of files served, S3 and price calculator. Should I include Requests prices, Data-Tramsfer prices or both?
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I am trying to estimate the cost of a RDS instance where I need to load and delete a lot of data continuously.
As I see in the AWS page for RDS pricing (link) the Data transfer section is divided into In and Out. I understand that inserts count as In and selects count as Out, but how do deletions count? Is there any documentation about the topic?
Thanks in advance.
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I am trying to estimate the cost of a RDS instance where I need to load and delete a lot of data continuously.
As I see in the AWS page for RDS pricing (link) the Data transfer section is divided into In and Out. I understand that inserts count as In and selects count as Out, but how do deletions count? Is there any documentation about the topic?
Thanks in advance.
amazon-web-services amazon-rds
asked Mar 25 at 17:53
DrubioDrubio
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I am trying to estimate the cost of a RDS instance where I need to load and delete a lot of data continuously.
As I see in the AWS page for RDS pricing (link) the Data transfer section is divided into In and Out. I understand that inserts count as In and selects count as Out, but how do deletions count? Is there any documentation about the topic?
Thanks in advance.
amazon-web-services amazon-rds
asked Mar 25 at 17:53
DrubioDrubio
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I am trying to estimate the cost of a RDS instance where I need to load and delete a lot of data continuously.
As I see in the AWS page for RDS pricing (link) the Data transfer section is divided into In and Out. I understand that inserts count as In and selects count as Out, but how do deletions count? Is there any documentation about the topic?
Thanks in advance.
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Data transfer refers to data actually transferred into and out of the database instance from client connections. Traffic between the database instance and its backing store (disk) isn't billed, so actions like DELETE don't incur any charges. Queries that read and write data but don't acually return anything, like INSERT ... SELECT (which reads from a table and writes to another table, not returning rows to the caller) would also not be billed as data transfer.
answered Mar 25 at 19:36
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So, if I understand properly, only client connections that retrieve and insert data are count? Moving data inside the same RDS instance and deleting data do not count for the final pricing? Thanks for your answer.
– Drubio
Mar 26 at 7:12
@Drubio that is correct.
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Data transfer refers to data actually transferred into and out of the database instance from client connections. Traffic between the database instance and its backing store (disk) isn't billed, so actions like DELETE don't incur any charges. Queries that read and write data but don't acually return anything, like INSERT ... SELECT (which reads from a table and writes to another table, not returning rows to the caller) would also not be billed as data transfer.
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So, if I understand properly, only client connections that retrieve and insert data are count? Moving data inside the same RDS instance and deleting data do not count for the final pricing? Thanks for your answer.
– Drubio
Mar 26 at 7:12
@Drubio that is correct.
– Michael - sqlbot
Mar 26 at 12:30
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Data transfer refers to data actually transferred into and out of the database instance from client connections. Traffic between the database instance and its backing store (disk) isn't billed, so actions like DELETE don't incur any charges. Queries that read and write data but don't acually return anything, like INSERT ... SELECT (which reads from a table and writes to another table, not returning rows to the caller) would also not be billed as data transfer.
answered Mar 25 at 19:36
Michael - sqlbotMichael - sqlbot
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So, if I understand properly, only client connections that retrieve and insert data are count? Moving data inside the same RDS instance and deleting data do not count for the final pricing? Thanks for your answer.
– Drubio
Mar 26 at 7:12
@Drubio that is correct.
– Michael - sqlbot
Mar 26 at 12:30
add a comment |
Data transfer refers to data actually transferred into and out of the database instance from client connections. Traffic between the database instance and its backing store (disk) isn't billed, so actions like DELETE don't incur any charges. Queries that read and write data but don't acually return anything, like INSERT ... SELECT (which reads from a table and writes to another table, not returning rows to the caller) would also not be billed as data transfer.
answered Mar 25 at 19:36
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Data transfer refers to data actually transferred into and out of the database instance from client connections. Traffic between the database instance and its backing store (disk) isn't billed, so actions like DELETE don't incur any charges. Queries that read and write data but don't acually return anything, like INSERT ... SELECT (which reads from a table and writes to another table, not returning rows to the caller) would also not be billed as data transfer.
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So, if I understand properly, only client connections that retrieve and insert data are count? Moving data inside the same RDS instance and deleting data do not count for the final pricing? Thanks for your answer.
– Drubio
Mar 26 at 7:12
@Drubio that is correct.
– Michael - sqlbot
Mar 26 at 12:30
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So, if I understand properly, only client connections that retrieve and insert data are count? Moving data inside the same RDS instance and deleting data do not count for the final pricing? Thanks for your answer.
– Drubio
Mar 26 at 7:12
@Drubio that is correct.
– Michael - sqlbot
Mar 26 at 12:30
So, if I understand properly, only client connections that retrieve and insert data are count? Moving data inside the same RDS instance and deleting data do not count for the final pricing? Thanks for your answer.
– Drubio
Mar 26 at 7:12
So, if I understand properly, only client connections that retrieve and insert data are count? Moving data inside the same RDS instance and deleting data do not count for the final pricing? Thanks for your answer.
– Drubio
Mar 26 at 7:12
@Drubio that is correct.
– Michael - sqlbot
Mar 26 at 12:30
@Drubio that is correct.
– Michael - sqlbot
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