The pricing model of both Amazon ElastiCache and Amazon DynamoDB are different as they serve different use cases.
Amazon ElastiCache is priced based on the node type and the number of nodes that you run.
Here's an example of how you might calculate ElastiCache costs in a hypothetical scenario:
# Define values node_price_per_hour = 0.023 # This would depend on your region and the type of node nodes_count = 10 # The number of nodes you're running hours_per_month = 24 * 30 # Approximate hours in a month # Calculate monthly cost monthly_cost = node_price_per_hour * nodes_count * hours_per_month
DynamoDB charges for reading, writing, and storing data in your DynamoDB tables, along with any optional features you choose to enable.
Here's an example of how you might calculate DynamoDB costs in a hypothetical scenario:
# Define values read_request_units_per_month = 100000 # Number of read units per month write_request_units_per_month = 20000 # Number of write units per month storage_gb_per_month = 250 # GBs stored per month # Costs (these would depend on your region) cost_per_read_unit = 0.00013 # Cost per read request unit cost_per_write_unit = 0.00065 # Cost per write request unit cost_per_gb_storage = 0.25 # Cost per GB of storage # Calculate monthly cost monthly_cost = (read_request_units_per_month * cost_per_read_unit + write_request_units_per_month * cost_per_write_unit + storage_gb_per_month * cost_per_gb_storage)
Remember, both services may involve other auxiliary costs such as data transfer fees and costs related to additional features.
For the most accurate pricing information, refer to the official AWS pricing pages for ElastiCache and DynamoDB.
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