How AWS reserved instances work?

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vinita · Answer 1 · 2020-08-06T14:03:56+0000

A Reserved Instance is a reservation of resources and capacity for either one or three years term, for a particular Availability zone within a region.

Unlike on-demand, when you purchase a reservation, you commit to paying for all of the hours of the 1 or 3-year term; in exchange, the hourly rate is lowered significantly.

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How AWS reserved instances work?

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