Example : In the US East Region, you would be charged a prorated early deletion fee of $0.03 per gigabyte deleted within three months. So if you deleted 1 gigabyte of data 1 month after uploading it, you would be charged a $0.02 early deletion fee. If, instead you deleted 1 gigabyte after 2 months, you would be charged a $0.01 early deletion fee.
Avoid Cost leakage:
Imagine your IT process does not have this important point considered and assume they delete ~10 TB within 3 months every quarter from Amazon Glacier Archives, they are unnecessarily leaking ~2000 USD cost to AWS every quarter. Instead plan your deletion strategy well in advance build your IT process around this Cost constraint and delete items only after 3 months and avoid this unnecessary leakage.
(Note: Storing rarely accessed archives in Amazon Glacier and deleting early is still cheap compared to storing 10 TB in Amazon S3 and paying ~8K USD bill per month.)
To explore Log Analysis and Archive with Amazon S3 and Glacier. Refer this detailed article series.
Cost Saving Tip 1: Amazon SQS Long Polling and Batch requests
Cost Saving Tip 2: How right search technology choice saves cost in AWS ?
Cost Saving Tip 3: Using Amazon CloudFront Price Class to minimize costs
Cost Saving Tip 4 : Right Sizing Amazon ElastiCache Cluster
Cost Saving Tip 5: How Amazon Auto Scaling can save costs ?
Cost Saving Tip 6: Amazon Auto Scaling Termination policy and savings
Cost Saving Tip 7: Use Amazon S3 Object Expiration
Cost Saving Tip 8: Use Amazon S3 Reduced Redundancy Storage
Cost Saving Tip 9: Have efficient EBS Snapshots Retention strategy in place
Cost Saving Tip 10: Make right choice between PIOPS vs Std EBS volumes and save costs
Cost Saving Tip 11: How elastic thinking saves cost in Amazon EMR Clusters ?
Cost Saving Tip 12: Add Spot Instances with Amazon EMR
Cost Saving Tip 13: Use Amazon Glacier for archive data and save costs (new)
Cost Saving Tip 14: Plan your deletion in Amazon Glacier and avoid cost leakage (new)
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