I purchased 9, m5.2xlarge Standard Reserved Instance (1yr all upfront) last year which will be expiring in September 2025. I want to upgrade 5 of these instances to m5.4xlarge. As you know I alread... More on repost.aws

To my knowledge there has never been a price increase. Sometimes new skus (e.g. new ec2 instance types) may be more expensive than older instance types but that is mostly because they are faster or more capable and the price is reflective of the increased performance. However, I wouldn't call this a price increase and these are new items. tldr; I have never seen any AWS service increase it's price for an existing sku. So unless you started using something new or you changed your usage, you should not expect to see your bill increase. More on reddit.com

This is one of the disadvantages of a higher-level managed solution. Each of those components seems to create a separate instance and are not truly “serverless”. I also run my ML pipelines and inference services on EKS and considered SageMaker, but meh. Can’t do everything I need easily and do not understand the entire cost structure. Some of the new features such as the Feature Store are attractive but seem very unpolished and lacking as of now. The fact that everything is integrated with Studio (i.e. Jupyter Lab) is just weird too. More on reddit.com

Any way to group the instance sizes from the different families together? Eg put all the 2xlarge together - my eyes need to track between multiple different types to properly find the m5, m5a, and M6i of the same size and it’s not the quickest. More on reddit.com