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Re:Unbundling AWS by driverdan on Sunday December 01, 2019 @12:06PM (#21676413)
> You save a ton of money on bandwidth when you move data from AWS to AWS

This is only because AWS grossly overcharges for bandwidth. If you move all services that have high bandwidth requirements to providers with reasonable prices you'll save a significant amount of money.

Re:Unbundling AWS by phamilton on Sunday December 01, 2019 @12:22PM (#21676541)
Within a single AZ. Inter AZ is charged. It's also frustrating that AWS infra doesn't optimize for same AZ (and only fall back to another AZ if an AZ is impaired). For example, a client in us-east-1a can hit the Aurora reader endpoint and be directed to an instance in 1b even though there's a healthy instance in 1a.
Re:Unbundling AWS by papito on Sunday December 01, 2019 @12:58PM (#21676766)
A consultant on Twitter recently posted how a client got a bill for more than $100,000 because they unwittingly had a multi-AZ Kubernetes setup and moved a ton of data that way.