Explain The Difference Between On Demand And Reserved Instances?
Answer / Shailesh Kumar Singh
On-Demand instances in Amazon Web Services (AWS) are flexible, pay-as-you-go virtual servers that can be launched quickly and used for short-term workloads or unpredictable traffic patterns. Reserved instances are long-term commitments to reserve capacity at a lower price than on-demand instances for a fixed period of time. They can provide significant cost savings for applications with steady state, predictable usage.
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