If you have an ELB running, that also incurs costs depending how much time it runs for and how much data it processes.
Per second billing for Linux (after the first 60 seconds).
Per hour billing for all other OSs.
EC2 Pricing depends on:
Clock hours of server time: Resources incur charges when they are running.
Instance type: Amazon EC2 provides a wide selection of instance types optimized to fit different use cases. Better instance = more expensive.
Pricing model: On-demand, reserved, spot or dedicated.
Number of instances: You can provision multiple instances of your Amazon EC2 and Amazon EBS resources to handle peak loads.
Transfer of data between Regions.
Load balancing: The number of hours the Elastic Load Balancer runs and the amount of data it processes contribute to the monthly cost.
Detailed monitoring: For a fixed monthly rate, you can opt for detailed monitoring, which includes seven preselected metrics recorded once a minute.
Auto Scaling: Auto Scaling automatically adjusts the number of Amazon EC2 instances in your deployment according to conditions you define.
Elastic IP addresses: You can have one Elastic IP (EIP) address associated with a running instance at no charge. Charged if they are not attached to instances or NAT gateways.
Operating systems and software packages: Operating system prices are included in instance prices, unless you choose to bring your own licenses.
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