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Data egress charges apply to

  • A.data entering the provider's network from the internet
  • B.data stored at rest within a single region
  • C.data moving between two disks on one instance
  • D.data leaving the provider's network towards the internet

Answer: D

Correct answer: data leaving the provider's network towards the internet

Egress is outbound traffic to the internet, and it is charged; inbound traffic is generally free, and data at rest and traffic between disks on one instance are not transfer at all. The asymmetry is deliberate and consequential: it is cheap to put data into a cloud and expensive to take it out, which is a real component of the lock-in discussed elsewhere in this subject.

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