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		virtuallynathan on May 2, 2021 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: AWS inter-region latency chart Yep, public IPs. I’m sure people do that, or use VPC peering if they want to use private IPs. Expensive. VPC peering serves a different purpose, but pricing is the same.

ignoramous on May 3, 2021 [–]

Thanks a lot.

> Expensive.

VPC Peering bandwidth rates are $0.01 / GB. EC2 (public Internet?) bandwidth rates are $0.09 / GB. For xfers between EC2 to EC2 via AWS backbone, I assume I'd still be charged the public Internet bandwidth rates, right?

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