AWS S3 Pricing | Storage Costs by Region, Class & Data Transfer - Kiến Thức Cho Người lao Động Việt Nam

Currently, the most popular infrastructure as a service (IaaS) vendor is Amazon Web Services (AWS), which makes its flagship cloud storage service — S3 — one of the most widely used cloud storage services in the world.

Enterprises are increasingly using public cloud storage, like the AWS S3 platform, in part because of the cost benefits offered by cloud storage. However, figuring out the exact price for S3 cloud storage can be difficult.

Cloud storage pricing is affected by a wide range of factors, and different vendors use different methodologies to calculate costs.

AWS S3 offers massively scalable object storage that promises 99.999999999 percent durability. It offers advanced storage management capabilities, and it integrates with other Amazon cloud services, including its machine learning and big data analytics services.

The AWS website provides a pricing calculator for figuring out S3 costs, but the calculator format can make it difficult to compare S3 storage fees across different services and data centers. The sections below detail Amazon S3 pricing with charts to make comparisons easier.

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Factors that Influence Amazon S3 Storage Costs

Before delving into the specifics of Amazon S3 pricing, you need to understand the characteristics that affect AWS S3 storage costs. They include the following.

First, Storage Classes – S3 includes four different categories of storage:

S3 Standard is designed for use with “hot” or frequently accessed data.

S3 Standard-IA is for cool data that is accessed less frequently. It has a lower price per GB stored but requires a fee for data access.

S3 One Zone-IA is for cool data that doesn’t require high availability, for example, backup data this is also stored at another location. While other categories of AWS S3 storage replicate data across three different zones to ensure availability, S3 One Zone-IA data is stored in only one location and thus is significantly less expensive.

.Amazon Glacier offers the lowest prices of all but should only be used for “cold” archive data that will need very infrequent access.

Additional Concerns:

Region: AWS has data centers all over the world. It groups data centers together geographically into availability zones, which in turn are grouped into regions. It charges different prices for data stored in each of its 17 different regions (see below).

Storage Volume: The more data you store, the more it is going to cost. However, the price to volume ratio isn’t a straight line. Prices are tiered so that customers who store more data get volume discounts that result in a lower cost per gigabyte.

Requests: AWS tacks on fees for manipulating data with PUT, COPY, POST, LIST, GET, SELECT and other types of requests. In general, these fees are just fractions of a cent for thousands of requests, but they can add up over time.

Storage Management:AWS offers some advanced cloud storage management capabilities, and organizations that choose to use these features will pay additional fees. Again, the costs are low but could add up over time.

Data Transfer: AWS (and most of the other cloud storage vendors) makes it easy to transfer data into S3 but a little more difficult to get it back out again. Data transfers in are free, but transferring data out to another cloud service or even another AWS region will incur additional costs.

It’s also worth noting that S3 storage costs change frequently. In general, prices go down as Amazon achieves greater economies of scale and seeks to remain competitive with other cloud storage providers.

AWS S3 Pricing by Region

When you visit the AWS S3 pricing page on Amazon’s website, it will automatically show you the price for your nearest region. You can see the prices for other regions by using the drop-down selection tool, but the site doesn’t offer an easy way to see how the regions compare. The chart below details AWS S3 pricing by region at the time of writing; however, note that prices can change at any time.

S3 Standard Storage, 1st 50TB/ Month
S3 Standard Storage, Next 450TB/ Month
S3 Standard Storage, Over 500TB/ Month
S3 Standard-Infrequent Access
S3 One Zone-Infrequent Access
Glacier Storage

US East (Ohio)
$0.023 per GB
$0.022 per GB
$0.021 per GB
$0.0125 per GB
$0.01 per GB
$0.004 per GB

US East (N. Virginia)
$0.023 per GB
$0.022 per GB
$0.021 per GB
$0.0125 per GB
$0.01 per GB
$0.004 per GB

US West (N. California)
$0.026 per GB
$0.025 per GB
$0.024 per GB
$0.019 per GB
$0.0152 per GB
$0.005 per GB

US West (Oregon)
$0.023 per GB
$0.022 per GB
$0.021 per GB
$0.0125 per GB
$0.01 per GB
$0.004 per GB

AWS GovCloud
$0.039 per GB
$0.037 per GB
$0.0355 per GB
$0.02 per GB
$0.016 per GB
$0.006 per GB

Asia Pacific (Mumbai)
$0.025 per GB
$0.024 per GB
$0.023 per GB
$0.019 per GB
$0.0152 per GB
$0.005 per GB

Asia Pacific (Osaka-Local)
$0.025 per GB
$0.024 per GB
$0.023 per GB
$0.019 per GB
$0.0152 per GB
$0.005 per GB

Asia Pacific (Seoul)
$0.025 per GB
$0.024 per GB
$0.023 per GB
$0.018 per GB
$0.0144 per GB
$0.005 per GB

Asia Pacific (Singapore)
$0.025 per GB
$0.024 per GB
$0.023 per GB
$0.02 per GB
$0.016 per GB
$0.005 per GB

Asia Pacific (Sydney)
$0.025 per GB
$0.024 per GB
$0.023 per GB
$0.019 per GB
$0.0152 per GB
$0.005 per GB

Asia Pacific (Tokyo)
$0.025 per GB
$0.024 per GB
$0.023 per GB
$0.019 per GB
$0.0152 per GB
$0.005 per GB

Canada (Central)
$0.025 per GB
$0.024 per GB
$0.023 per GB
$0.0138 per GB
$0.01104 per GB
$0.0045 per GB

EU (Frankfurt)
$0.0245 per GB
$0.0235 per GB
$0.0225 per GB
$0.0135 per GB
$0.0108 per GB
$0.0045 per GB

EU (Ireland)
$0.023 per GB
$0.022 per GB
$0.021 per GB
$0.0125 per GB
$0.01 per GB
$0.004 per GB

EU (London)
$0.024 per GB
$0.023 per GB
$0.022 per GB
$0.0131 per GB
$0.01048 per GB
$0.0045 per GB

EU (Paris)
$0.024 per GB
$0.023 per GB
$0.022 per GB
$0.0131 per GB
$0.01048 per GB
$0.0045 per GB

South America (Sao Paulo)
$0.0405 per GB
$0.039 per GB
$0.037 per GB
$0.026 per GB
$0.02048 per GB
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