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AWSQueueService

Each grouping represents a specific way Amazon Simple Queue Service (Amazon SQS) measures and bills for resource consumption. Click into a code for additional specifications.

API Request

Requests-RBP

The number of Amazon SQS standard requests with resource-based policies (RBP) (billed in 64KB units). Note—Although titled "Requests-Tier1," this line item may include requests from tiers 1, 2, or 3. Pricing is tiered, with reduced rates as request volume increases. The first million requests per month are free, tier 1 applies to 1 million–100 billion requests, tier 2 to 100 billion–200 billion requests, and tier 3 for requests exceeding 200 billion.

Billing Codes

Requests-Tier1

The number of Amazon SQS standard requests (billed in 64KB units). Note—Although titled "Requests-Tier1," this line item may include requests from tiers 1, 2, or 3. Pricing is tiered, with reduced rates as request volume increases. The first million requests per month are free, tier 1 applies to 1 million–100 billion requests, tier 2 to 100 billion–200 billion requests, and tier 3 for requests exceeding 200 billion.

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Requests-FIFO-RBP

The number of Amazon SQS FIFO requests with resource-based policies (RBP) (billed in 64KB units). Note—Although titled "Requests-FIFO-Tier1," this line item may include requests from tiers 1, 2, or 3. Pricing is tiered, with reduced rates as request volume increases. The first million requests per month are free, tier 1 applies to 1 million–100 billion requests, tier 2 to 100 billion–200 billion requests, and tier 3 for requests exceeding 200 billion.

Billing Codes

Requests-FIFO-Tier1

The number of Amazon SQS FIFO requests (billed in 64KB units). Note—Although titled "Requests-FIFO-Tier1," this line item may include requests from tiers 1, 2, or 3. Pricing is tiered, with reduced rates as request volume increases. The first million requests per month are free, tier 1 applies to 1 million–100 billion requests, tier 2 to 100 billion–200 billion requests, and tier 3 for requests exceeding 200 billion.

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Data Transfer

DataTransfer-Out-Bytes

The amount of data (per GB) transferred out of AWS to the internet.

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DataTransfer-In-Bytes

The amount of data (per GB) transferred into AWS from the internet. Data transferred into AWS does not incur a fee.

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DataXfer-In

The amount of AWS Direct Connect data (per GB) transferred in over a virtual interface. Each AWS Direct Connect data transfer also has a line item for DataXfer-Out in which the cost is applied. If there is a postfix of `dc.3` that indicates the data was transferred over a private virtual interface. Otherwise, the data was transferred over a public virtual interface. The first region in the prefix represents the source region, and the second represents the destination region.

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DataXfer-Out

The amount of AWS Direct Connect data (per GB) transferred out over a virtual interface. If there is a postfix of `dc.3` that indicates the data was transferred over a private virtual interface. Otherwise, the data was transferred over a public virtual interface. The first region in the prefix represents the source region, and the second represents the destination region.

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AWS-Out-Bytes

The amount of data (per GB) transferred out of AWS. If there are two regions in the prefix, the first represents the source region, and the second represents the destination region. If there is only one region in the prefix, the prefix represents the AWS source region.

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AWS-In-Bytes

The amount of data (per GB) transferred into AWS. Data transferred into AWS does not incur a fee. If there are two regions in the prefix, the first represents the source region, and the second represents the destination region. If there is only one region in the prefix, the prefix represents the AWS source region.

Billing Codes