r4.8xlarge

The r4.8xlarge instance is in the Memory optimized family with 32 vCPUs, 244 GiB of memory and 10 Gibps of bandwidth starting at $2.128 per hour.

Pricing

$2.128

On Demand

$0.7874

Spot

$1.344

1-Year Reserved

$0.9158

3-Year Reserved

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Family Sizes

SizevCPUsMemory (GiB)
r4.large215.25
r4.xlarge430.5
r4.2xlarge861
r4.4xlarge16122
r4.8xlarge32244
r4.16xlarge64488

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Instance Variants

Variant
r4

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Instance Details

ComputeValue
vCPUs32
Memory (GiB)244
Memory per vCPU (GiB)7.63
Physical ProcessorIntel Xeon E5-2686 v4 (Broadwell)
Clock Speed (GHz)2.3 GHz
CPU Architecturex86_64
GPU
0
GPU Architecture
none
Video Memory (GiB)0
GPU Compute Capability ?0
FPGA
0
NetworkingValue
Network Performance (Gibps)10
Enhanced Networking
true
IPv6
true
Placement Group ?
StorageValue
EBS Optimized
true
Max Bandwidth (Mbps) on EBS7000
Max Throughput (MB/s) on EBS875
Max I/O operations/second IOPS37500
Baseline Bandwidth (Mbps) on EBS7000
Baseline Throughput (MB/s) on EBS875
Baseline I/O operations/second IOPS37500
Devices0
Swap Partition
false
NVME Drive ?
false
Disk Space (GiB)0
SSD
false
Initialize Storage
false
AmazonValue
Generation
current
Instance Typer4.8xlarge
FamilyMemory optimized
NameR4 High-Memory Eight Extra Large
Elastic Map Reduce EMR
true
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