Thanks for giving me a 'clue' on EC2 breakdown. I've been trying to get answers and AWS support is over my head.. Here's my question, I have S3 for storing videos for my classes. In order for a student to 'view' video on my site, I have to use EC2 cloud based delivery, otherwise, if they click on thumbnail, it would just download video to user device from S3. That's my understanding, is this correct? 🤔What's the best EC2 pricing option should I choose for membership site with videos? On-demand? - Thanks I just don't want to be faced with an unexpected bill for hundreds of $$🧐
Hello, can you explain this pricing strategy for EC2: On-Demand and Reserved A mix of Reserved and On-Demand pricing for the best value and performance.
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Thanks for giving me a 'clue' on EC2 breakdown. I've been trying to get answers and AWS support is over my head.. Here's my question, I have S3 for storing videos for my classes. In order for a student to 'view' video on my site, I have to use EC2 cloud based delivery, otherwise, if they click on thumbnail, it would just download video to user device from S3. That's my understanding, is this correct? 🤔What's the best EC2 pricing option should I choose for membership site with videos? On-demand? - Thanks I just don't want to be faced with an unexpected bill for hundreds of $$🧐
you can set up billing alerts when it reaches your set amount
So that means, that one gets billed from the moment the virtual machine is launched, up until the moment the instance is terminated, correct ?
Yes
Hello, can you explain this pricing strategy for EC2: On-Demand and Reserved
A mix of Reserved and On-Demand pricing for the best value and performance.
Uses a baseline of reserved for steady-state usage (i.e. the min you need) and then on-demand for bursting
thanks for the video.