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D2 3 Computing e-Infrastructure cost calculations and business _models_vam1-final

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e-­‐FISCAL: www.efiscal.eu <br />

EC Contract Number: 283449 <br />

2. The instance <strong>cost</strong> per hour for the reserved instances for one <strong>and</strong> three years was calculated by taking <br />

into account a 60% <strong>and</strong> 80% usage rate. These rates are within the range of the utilization of the in-­‐house <br />

infrastructure of the sample sites. <br />

3. The <strong>cost</strong> per instance hour was then transformed into <strong>cost</strong> per core hour by taking into account the <br />

number of cores an instance could refer to. <br />

The equivalence of the EC2 instances with the number of cores in present in the following Table (Table 9). <br />

Amazon EC2 <br />

Instance type <br />

M1 Medium <br />

M1 Large <br />

M1 Extra Large <br />

Cluster Compute Quadruple Extra Large <br />

Number of cores <br />

Table 9: Number of cores for transforming Instances to number of cores<br />

2 <br />

4 <br />

8 <br />

8 <br />

The Amazon prices transformed on a per core hour basis are therefore as follows: <br />

Amazon prices per core hour <br />

Price per <br />

core hour (€) <br />

0.160 <br />

0.140 <br />

0.120 <br />

0.100 <br />

0.080 <br />

0.060 <br />

0.040 <br />

0.020 <br />

0.000 <br />

On <br />

dem<strong>and</strong> <br />

Cost per <br />

core <br />

hour (€/<br />

hour) -­‐ <br />

60% -­‐ <br />

1year <br />

reserved <br />

Cost per <br />

core <br />

hour (€/<br />

hour) -­‐ <br />

80% -­‐ <br />

1year <br />

reserved <br />

Cost per <br />

core <br />

hour (€/<br />

hour) -­‐ <br />

60% -­‐ 3-­‐<br />

years <br />

reserved <br />

Cost per <br />

core <br />

hour (€/<br />

hour) -­‐ <br />

80% -­‐ 3 <br />

years <br />

reserved <br />

St<strong>and</strong>ard M/L/XL -­‐ Linux 0.064 0.047 0.040 0.029 0.026 <br />

Cluster Compute Quadruple <br />

Extra Large *-­‐ Linux <br />

0.122 0.100 0.082 <br />

St<strong>and</strong>ard M/L/XL -­‐ Windows 0.086 0.062 0.055 0.044 0.041 <br />

Cluster Compute Quadruple <br />

Extra Large *-­‐ Windows <br />

0.151 0.117 0.099 <br />

Notes: <br />

Prices have been transformed from $ with exchange rate 1€ =$ 1.33270, http://www.alpha.gr/tools/eeurocur.htm <br />

(accessed on 16/1/2013). Amazon prices as on 16/1/2013. The prices refer to EU (Irel<strong>and</strong>). The prices of cluster <br />

compute quadruple extra-­‐large are not provided in EU; West Virginia prices were used. No price means no <br />

availability of the service. <br />

Graph 6: Amazon prices transformed on €/core hour<br />

e-­‐FISCAL : Financial Study for Sustainable <strong>Computing</strong> e-­‐<strong>Infrastructure</strong>s <br />

Deliverable <strong>D2</strong>.3 – <strong>Computing</strong> e-­‐<strong>Infrastructure</strong>s <strong>cost</strong> estimation <strong>and</strong> analysis – Pricing <strong>and</strong> <br />

Business <strong>models</strong> <br />

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