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AWS Community Day | Midwest 2018 Track 3 Running Production Ready Java WebApp for $5 per month - Gautam Singh, Chicago

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Launch Your Idea @ AWS
Build and deploy production ready
Webbapp for $5 a month
Gautam Singh
@singhkgautam
https://www.livemykarma.com

https://calculator.s3.amazonaws.com/index.html#key=calc-B8C33169-0AC4-4BFB-B652-574237C8E227&r=IAD

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• Portability
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• Infrastructure as Code
• Versioning
• Reusability

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• Certificate Authority
• Free
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Reserved Instance - EC2 Pricing
Price Comparison*
Instance
Type
OnDemand Reserved
No Upfront
Reserved
Some
Upfront
Reserved All
Upfront
t2.micro $0.0116 $0.007 $0.007 $0.007
t2.small $0.023 $0.014 $0.014 $0.013
t2.medium $0.0464 $0.029 $0.027 $0.027
t2.large $0.0928 $0.058 $0.055 $0.054
T2.xlarge $0.1856 $0.115 $0.110 $0.107
* The prices are for Standard instances with 1 year commitment

DB @ EC2 vs RDS
Price Comparison*
Instance Type EC2 (Hourly)* RDS (MYSQL)***
(Hourly)
t2.micro $0.0116 $0.017
t2.small $0.023 $0.034
t2.medium $0.0464 $0.068
t2.large $0.0928 $0.136
T2.xlarge $0.1856 $0.136
* All pricing are for on demand instance
** EC2 pricing is for Linux instances
*** RDS Pricing are for single AZ deployment in Linux

Reserved Instance - EC2 vs RDS
Price Comparison*
Up Front Cost EC2 (Hourly)* RDS (MYSQL)***
(Hourly)
No upfront $0.008 $0.014
Partial upfront $30 + $0.03 $51 + $0.007
Total upfront $59 $111
* These prices are for t2.micro instance for US East Ohio region
with 1 year commitment

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16. Reserved Instance - EC2 vs RDS Price Comparison* Up Front Cost EC2 (Hourly)* RDS (MYSQL)*** (Hourly) No upfront $0.008 $0.014 Partial upfront $30 + $0.03 $51 + $0.007 Total upfront $59 $111 * These prices are for t2.micro instance for US East Ohio region with 1 year commitment

17. Choose A Minimalistic Approach

18. https://calculator.s3.amazonaws.com/index.html#key=calc-92B6009B-A5C6-4CE4-AB1B-C21C9CB10B51&r=PDX

19. AWS Activate Program

20. References • https://aws.amazon.com/activate/ • https://www.terraform.io/docs/providers/aws /index.html • https://letsencrypt.org/getting-started/ • https://www.zoho.com/mail/

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