AWS price change, published 2016-12-12
Amazon Redshift price list, published 2016-12-12: 13 price changes, none like-for-like
On 2016-12-12, AWS published a version of the Amazon Redshift price list that changed 13 existing list prices. Effective Nov 2016. Not one of them is a like-for-like move (the unit changed, a price started or ended at $0, it moved more than 11x, or the change is too small to show), so this publication has no cut or increase to count.
Service code AmazonRedshift, price list version 20161212201649. Cuts and increases count like-for-like changes only: same unit, both prices above $0, and within 11x either way.
What changed
One line per movement: prices in this publication that changed by the same percentage are one line, with one example and the number of prices. Like-for-like moves come first, largest first, then changes that are not like-for-like. Large percentages often come from a very small old price; read the description and both prices.
| Region (example) | AWS description | Term | Old | New | Change | Prices |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| No region | $0.000 per GB - first 1 GB of data transferred out per month not like-for-like: unit changed | On-Demand | $0.09 | $0 | −100.00% | 13 |
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