T4 xlarge aws price

T4 xlarge aws monthly price

You’re most likely referring to **AWS EC2** when mentioning "T4 xlarge"—specifically, the **t4g.xlarge** instance type, powered by AWS Graviton2 processors. Here's the current pricing breakdown based on reliable sources:

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## EC2 (t4g.xlarge) – On-Demand Pricing

### **US East (N. Virginia, us-east-1)**
– **Hourly rate:** $0.1344/hour citeturn0search1turn0search5
– **Estimated monthly cost:** ~$98.11 (calculated as 0.1344 × 24 × 30) citeturn0search4turn0search5

### **India (Mumbai – ap-south-1)**
– **Hourly rate:** $0.0896/hour citeturn0search5turn0search10
– **Estimated monthly:** ~$65.41 (0.0896 × 24 × 30) citeturn0search5

### **Hyderabad – ap-south-2**
– Same as Mumbai: **$0.0896/hour**, ~$65.41/month citeturn0search5

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## Summary Table

| Region | Hourly Price | Approx. Monthly Price |
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| US East (N. Virginia) | $0.1344/hr | ~$98.11/month |
| Mumbai (ap-south-1) | $0.0896/hr | ~$65.41/month |
| Hyderabad (ap-south-2) | $0.0896/hr | ~$65.41/month |

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## Additional Notes

– **Region matters a lot** – India regions (Mumbai, Hyderabad) are significantly cheaper than US East. citeturn0search5turn0search10
– **On-Demand vs. Reserved Pricing:**
– A 1-year Reserved Instance for t4g.xlarge can reduce hourly rate further. For example, one source lists **$61.54/month** for a 1-year Reserved RI citeturn0search3—that’s for us-east-1 and assumes heavy usage.
– Savings Plans also offer substantial discounts, but rates vary based on commitment and instance flexibility citeturn0search6.

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## Wrapped Up

If you’re looking for a straightforward estimate:
– **In Mumbai or Hyderabad**, expect around **$65/month**.
– **In N. Virginia**, plan for approximately **$98/month**.

Would you like pricing for Reserved Instances, Savings Plans, or Spot Instances? Or breakdowns for other AWS regions? I’d be happy to help with that!

T3

You’re asking about **AWS T3**, but to be precise—are you referring to:

– **EC2 T3 instances** (e.g. t3.xlarge), or
– **RDS db.t3** instances (database service)?

Let me know which one you're interested in, and I can provide accurate hourly and monthly on-demand pricing, along with any Reserved Instance estimates if needed.

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### Quick Overview:

#### **1. EC2 – t3.xlarge (Compute Instance)**

– **Specs:** 4 vCPUs, 16 GiB RAM. citeturn0search1turn0search6
– **On-Demand Price (us-east-1 / N. Virginia):**
– Hourly: ~$0.1664/hour citeturn0search6turn0search1
– Monthly (30 days): ~$121.47 citeturn0search3turn0search6
– **Instance Behavior:** T3 instances operate in **Unlimited Mode** by default—this allows bursting beyond baseline CPU usage, with extra CPU credits charged if average utilization exceeds baseline (i.e., $0.05 per vCPU-hour on Linux environments). citeturn0search2turn0search10turn0search5

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#### **2. RDS – db.t3.xlarge (Database Instance)**

– **Specs:** Equivalent capacity: 4 vCPUs, 16 GiB RAM. citeturn0search8turn0search20
– **On-Demand Price (us-east-1):**
– Hourly: ~$0.54/hour
– Monthly: ~$394.20 citeturn0search8

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### Summary Table

| Instance Type | Use Case | Hourly Price | Estimated Monthly Cost |
|———————-|———————|——————–|————————-|
| **t3.xlarge (EC2)** | Compute workloads | ~$0.1664/hour | ~$121.47 |
| **db.t3.xlarge (RDS)** | Managed DB workload | ~$0.54/hour | ~$394.20 |

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### Want More?

I can also gather:
– Pricing for different T3 sizes (like t3.large, t3.medium)
– Reserved or Savings Plan rates
– Prices in other AWS regions (e.g., Mumbai for your benefit)

Just let me know what suits your needs—I'm here to help!

T4g large price and specifications

Here’s what I found about the **AWS EC2 T4g.large** instance:

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## Specifications (T4g.large)

– **vCPUs**: 2
– **Memory**: 8 GiB RAM citeturn0search5turn0search11
– **Processor**: Arm-based AWS Graviton2, clocked at ~2.5 GHz citeturn0search5turn0search8turn0search20
– **Network Performance**: Up to 5 Gbps citeturn0search5turn0search12
– **Storage**: EBS-only (no local NVMe) with up to ~2,780 Mbps EBS throughput citeturn0search5turn0search12
– **Burstable CPU with Credit System**: Operates in **Unlimited mode** by default—can burst beyond the baseline, with additional vCPU-hour charges when exceeding baseline for extended periods ($0.04 per vCPU-hour) citeturn0search1turn0search2turn0search12

T4g instances in general offer up to ~40% better price-performance compared to T3 instances, thanks to the Graviton2 architecture citeturn0search1.

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## Pricing (On-Demand)

– **Hourly Rate**: Approximately **$0.0672/hour** in US East (N. Virginia, us-east-1) citeturn0search0turn0search4
– **Estimated Monthly Cost**: ~$49 per 30-day month (calculated as 0.0672 × 24 × 30 ≈ $48.38, often rounded to $49) citeturn0search4

**Note**: Prices can vary by AWS region and change over time—be sure to check the AWS Pricing Calculator or AWS Console for your specific region if you’re planning deployments outside us-east-1.

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## Summary Table

| Feature | Specification / Price |
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| **vCPUs** | 2 |
| **Memory** | 8 GiB |
| **Processor** | AWS Graviton2 (Arm, ~2.5 GHz) |
| **Network** | Up to 5 Gbps |
| **Storage** | EBS-only (up to ~2,780 Mbps throughput) |
| **Burst Mode** | Unlimited (with extra vCPU-hour charges) |
| **Hourly Price** | ~$0.0672 (us-east-1) |
| **Monthly Cost** | ~$49 (30-day estimate) |

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## Use Cases

– Ideal for small to medium general-purpose workloads such as web servers, dev/test environments, microservices, and small databases.
– Best suited for bursting scenarios—offers good baseline performance plus the ability to handle temporary load spikes.
– Cost-effective thanks to ARM-based Graviton2—delivers stronger price-performance than previous generation T3 instances.

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If you'd like:
– Pricing for other regions (e.g., Mumbai, Hyderabad),
– Reserved or Savings Plan pricing estimates,
– Comparisons with similar instance types (like T4g.xlarge or T3.large),
…just let me know—I’d be glad to help with that too!