Redshift serverless pricing calculation
AWS Redshift Serverless - Need help with pricing
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What’s the difference between Amazon Redshift Serverless pricing and provisioned cluster pricing?
Amazon Redshift Serverless uses a pay-as-you-go model, where you're charged only for the compute capacity you actually use, measured down to the second. This means you only pay when queries are being processed, and there are no costs during idle periods.
On the other hand, provisioned clusters operate on an hourly billing model. Here, you're charged for the resources you allocate - like compute nodes and storage - whether or not they're being fully utilized. While this approach offers cost predictability, it can lead to higher expenses if resources sit idle.
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I haven't used any serverless service of AWS and thinking of using Redshift serverless for one of the newest service we are building.
In documentations price is mentioned as below :
Redshift Processing Unit - $0.36 per RPU hour
So does that mean if I have provisioned 8 RPU and on average during that day I used 4 RPU per hour then the daily cost would be : 4 * 0.36 * 24
I just need some clarity around this. Also how much data 1 RPU can handle?