Your organization has placed a project on hold and has stopped 30 public EC2 instances. These instances use instance store volumes and do not have custom AMIs associated. You are still being charged every month. What is the charge probably for?

by totorovn at Feb. 19, 2025, 10:13 am

A. AWS charges for dormant accounts.
B. You have Elastic IPs associated with those instances. Most Voted
C. There is a “stopped instance” fee that AWS charges every month.
D. You are being charged for the EBS volumes.

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Your organization has placed a project on hold and has stopped 30 public EC2 instances. These instances use instance store volumes and do not have custom AMIs associated. You are still being charged every month. What is the charge probably for?

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