What is AWS Cost Optimization?
AWS cost optimization is one of the six pillars of the AWS Well-Architected Framework. Cost optimization aims to avoid redundant costs for using Amazon Web Services without sacrificing the performance, availability, and functionality of your systems. AWS cost optimization presupposes that you use all required resources to cover your functional needs and achieve desirable results at the lowest possible cost.
Why Can AWS Be Expensive?
5 Design Principles for AWS Cloud Cost Optimization
Implement cloud financial management
Adopt a consumption model
Measure overall efficiency
Stop spending money on undifferentiated heavy lifting
Analyze and attribute expenditure
AWS Cost Optimization Pillars
Pillar 1: Right size
Pillar 2: Increase elasticity
Pillar 3: Leverage the right AWS pricing model
Pillar 4: Optimize storage
Pillar 5: Measure, monitor, and improve
How to Reduce AWS Costs Through AWS Pricing Models
On-Demand instances
Reserved instances
Spot instances
Savings Plans
Dedicated Hosts
AWS Cost Management Tools
AWS Billing and Cost Management Console
AWS Cost Explorer
AWS Budgets
AWS Trusted Advisor
AWS Cost Anomaly Detection
Amazon CloudWatch
AWS Pricing Calculator
AWS Cost Optimization Best Practices
Practice Cloud Financial Management
Expenditure and usage awareness
Cost-effective resources
Reduce your data transfer costs
Manage demand and supply resources
Optimize over time
AWS Cost Optimization Checklist
A Reliable Way to Optimize AWS Costs
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