AWS price change, published 2019-10-28

Amazon Relational Database Service price list, published 2019-10-28: 1 cut

On 2019-10-28, AWS published a version of the Amazon Relational Database Service price list that changed 1 existing list price in 1 region: 1 cut and 0 increases. Effective Oct 2019. The median like-for-like change was −9.43%.

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Service code AmazonRDS, price list version 20191028192416. 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 descriptionTermOldNewChangePrices
US East (N. Virginia)SQL Server EE (LI), db.r3.2xlarge reserved instance appliedReserved 1yr No Upfront$5.187$4.698−9.43%1

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