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Amazon Web Services Proof of Concept Program: Apply For Project for Approval
$300 AWS Credit
(For Small Businesses)
Amazon Web Services via Amazon is offering $300 AWS Credits to Small Business for Free for applying/qualifying through Amazon Web Services Proof of Concept Program and provide/submit their project idea for approval.
Thanks to community member elptrash for finding this deal
Note, must submit a valid project/intent idea to be granted a $300 in AWS credits.
To qualify, you must have
Thanks to community member elptrash for finding this deal
Note, must submit a valid project/intent idea to be granted a $300 in AWS credits.
To qualify, you must have
- A valid AWS account, with up-to-date billing information
(reseller accounts do not qualify) - Not previously received more than $200 of AWS promotional credit
- A sufficient business case and proof of concept to test using the credits
- No linked accounts
- Credits valid for 6 months
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- Amazon Web Services wants to help your business scale and grow with low cost, easy to use cloud products and services.
- The AWS Proof of Concept Program provides a $300 credit to small businesses to quickly get started and test AWS against their specific IT and business requirements by subsidizing a proof of concept
- Please refer to the form page for project requirements/budget range/etc. This form may be completed in connection w/ business/personal interest
- Offer valid while promotion/credit offer last
- Please refer to the forum thread for additional details - Discombobulated
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Edited February 28, 2022
at 09:35 AM
You can get $300 in free credit for AWS if you fill a form explaining what project you would use it for. Credit valid for 6 months.
https://pages.awscloud.
QA note - To qualify, you must have:
A valid AWS account, with up-to-date billing information
(reseller accounts do not qualify)
Not previously received more than $200 of AWS promotional credit
A sufficient business case and proof of concept to test using the credits
No linked accounts
Credits valid for 6 months
https://pages.awscloud.
QA note - To qualify, you must have:
A valid AWS account, with up-to-date billing information
(reseller accounts do not qualify)
Not previously received more than $200 of AWS promotional credit
A sufficient business case and proof of concept to test using the credits
No linked accounts
Credits valid for 6 months
Created 02-14-2022
at 05:58 PM
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Here is what I spent last week on 256 virtualCPUs:
Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud running Linux/UNIX Spot Instances $276.85
c6i.8xlarge Linux/UNIX Spot Instance-hour in US West (Oregon) in VPC Zone #1 4.904 Hrs $2.78
m3.medium Linux/UNIX Spot Instance-hour in US West (Oregon) in VPC Zone #4 0.017 Hrs $0.00
r6i.12xlarge Linux/UNIX Spot Instance-hour in US West (Oregon) in VPC Zone #80 0.087 Hrs $0.08
r6i.16xlarge Linux/UNIX Spot Instance-hour in US West (Oregon) in VPC Zone #2 141.980 Hrs $185.63
r6i.16xlarge Linux/UNIX Spot Instance-hour in US West (Oregon) in VPC Zone #4 29.225 Hrs $34.77
r6i.16xlarge Linux/UNIX Spot Instance-hour in US West (Oregon) in VPC Zone #80 29.215 Hrs $34.76
r6i.8xlarge Linux/UNIX Spot Instance-hour in US West (Oregon) in VPC Zone #1 0.086 Hrs $0.05
r6i.8xlarge Linux/UNIX Spot Instance-hour in US West (Oregon) in VPC Zone #80 31.564 Hrs $18.78
EBS$10.61
$0.05 per GB-Month of snapshot data stored - US West (Oregon) 23.036 GB-Mo $1.15
$0.10 per GB-month of General Purpose SSD (gp2) provisioned storage - US West (Oregon) 94.552 GB-Mo $9.46
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No idea. I don't really have a project I can say I'm using it for but I thought someone else might. Let me know how it goes though.
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Here is what I spent last week on 256 virtualCPUs:
Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud running Linux/UNIX Spot Instances $276.85
c6i.8xlarge Linux/UNIX Spot Instance-hour in US West (Oregon) in VPC Zone #1 4.904 Hrs $2.78
m3.medium Linux/UNIX Spot Instance-hour in US West (Oregon) in VPC Zone #4 0.017 Hrs $0.00
r6i.12xlarge Linux/UNIX Spot Instance-hour in US West (Oregon) in VPC Zone #80 0.087 Hrs $0.08
r6i.16xlarge Linux/UNIX Spot Instance-hour in US West (Oregon) in VPC Zone #2 141.980 Hrs $185.63
r6i.16xlarge Linux/UNIX Spot Instance-hour in US West (Oregon) in VPC Zone #4 29.225 Hrs $34.77
r6i.16xlarge Linux/UNIX Spot Instance-hour in US West (Oregon) in VPC Zone #80 29.215 Hrs $34.76
r6i.8xlarge Linux/UNIX Spot Instance-hour in US West (Oregon) in VPC Zone #1 0.086 Hrs $0.05
r6i.8xlarge Linux/UNIX Spot Instance-hour in US West (Oregon) in VPC Zone #80 31.564 Hrs $18.78
EBS$10.61
$0.05 per GB-Month of snapshot data stored - US West (Oregon) 23.036 GB-Mo $1.15
$0.10 per GB-month of General Purpose SSD (gp2) provisioned storage - US West (Oregon) 94.552 GB-Mo $9.46
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Depending on your use case, you blow thru this in a couple of months, weeks or days.
If you're just using some regular logic with not too much data churn, you're probably fine, but once you're getting traffic, it's gonna start costing money.
If you're just using some regular logic with not too much data churn, you're probably fine, but once you're getting traffic, it's gonna start costing money.
This could definitely last you a couple months for a proof of concept or small biz. 3 days to a week would be considered high traffic or high compute.. if you are going through $300 of aws compute that fast, you are a hit and hopefully making bank from all that traffic
An EC2 instance with 2 vCPU and 8gb of RAM w/ 30gb SSD running Linux costs around $50/month. For 6 months you could run it 24/7 and barely incur any cost.
https://calculator.aws/#/createCalculato
You think Amazon is trolling people looking for $300 credit to find their next big idea? You must be one of those 'idea person' I see posting help wanted ads. Ec2 is cloud, it is for a specific use case. These are generic aws credits which includes all sorts of other cloud native architecture.