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    1. Kyle Galbraith‏ @kylegalbraith 29 Jan 2019
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      I might be in the minority on this, but I don't see why customers are charged for AWS PrivateLink for AWS services. I should be able to use a PrivateLink for ECS in my private subnet without being charged $7 per AZ. This seems flawedhttps://aws.amazon.com/about-aws/whats-new/2019/01/aws-fargate--amazon-ecs--and-amazon-ecr-now-have-support-for-aws/ …

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    2. Nathan Peck‏ @nathankpeck 29 Jan 2019
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      Thanks for the feedback! Unfortunately the ECS team doesn't set pricing for PrivateLink but I'll forward your feedback along anyway! Note that PrivateLink is about 1/4th the cost of a using a managed NAT gateway per AZ for your private subnet

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    3. Nathan Peck‏ @nathankpeck 29 Jan 2019
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      Were running in the public subnet before? Because for people who were already running in a private subnet and using a NAT gateway to reach AWS services they should see a savings from using PrivateLink instead.

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    4. Kyle Galbraith‏ @kylegalbraith 29 Jan 2019
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      Yes, it's cheaper than the NAT gateway, but that felt broken as well. In my mind AWS services should be able to call AWS services, this is the model used by Dynamo and S3 with gateway endpoints. I don't see why other services are being coupled to PrivateLink.

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    5. Nathan Peck‏ @nathankpeck 29 Jan 2019
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      Perhaps @colmmacc has more insight into why AWS PrivateLink over the gateway endpoints. To be honest I’m not sure I can explain this properly

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      Colm MacCárthaigh‏ @colmmacc 29 Jan 2019
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      The charge covers the underlying AWS HyperPlane capacity, which glues packets together stabefully and securely. It bridges the private networking so that PrivateLink services work even across VPN, Direct Connect, and between regions (with Inter-region VPC peering).

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        2. Kyle Galbraith‏ @kylegalbraith 29 Jan 2019
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          Thank you for a peek behind the curtain. My bigger question is why are we the customer on the hook for the data cost for an AWS service communicating with another AWS service via PrivateLinks. If my Lambda function calls over to ECS from a private subnet, I'm charged by PL.

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        3. Colm MacCárthaigh‏ @colmmacc 29 Jan 2019
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          Pricing is hard! We learned from gateway endpoints and decided it was better to price out each piece of functionality rather than build it into overall data transfer or service charges. I think the result is more "fair" for customers, who pay for what they use.

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        1. Colm MacCárthaigh‏ @colmmacc 29 Jan 2019
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          Gateway endpoints are great and we still support them, but use public IP addresses and so don't work in those situations.

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