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I read this sentence

If you are hosting a web application in the cloud, then you are probably used to paying data egress charges for your outbound traffic anyway, so you will be comfortable with this charging model.

in the following post https://www.logicata.com/blog/dont-get-caught-out-by-aws-data-egress-fees/

How are egress costs calculated? Is it based on all the outbound traffic of my apps? Even what would be served in a website? Or is it only when doing data transfers to servers outside of AWS?

Baobab
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    When you serve outbound traffic from your server to a machine outside of AWS, that is by definition data transfer to a machine outside of AWS, so it egress. – Anon Coward May 31 '22 at 13:52
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    Also if you serve requests to machines in another Availability Zone within the same region. – Maurice May 31 '22 at 14:24

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