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What our egress bill would have been

We ran the numbers on 1,140 accounts that moved from AWS. The median one was paying 31% of its bill for traffic leaving the cloud.

What our egress bill would have been

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Nora Castillo

We ran the numbers on 1,140 accounts that moved from AWS. The median one was paying 31% of its bill for traffic leaving the cloud.

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What we measured

We pulled a year of invoices, split every line into compute, storage and traffic, and compared each account against its first full month on Aldridge.

  • Compute cost fell by a median of 22%

  • Storage cost was roughly flat

  • Traffic cost went to zero because egress is included

What we would do again

Keep the old stack running for a week, move one service at a time, and switch DNS last. Most of the risk in a migration is in doing everything at once.

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