The Ultimate Guide to Amazon Cloud Storage Pricing

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With This Guide, You'll Learn:

The three most common AWS storage service types and why it’s important to leverage them correctly to optimize costs and operations.

What Amazon Simple Storage Service (S3) is and the seven factors that influence pricing.

The four different types of Amazon Elastic Block Storage (EBS), when to use them, and how much they cost.

When you should use Amazon’s Elastic File System (EFS), and the three decisions that can affect your costs.

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