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SIGN UP FOR FREE CONSULTATION Introduction to AWS Reserved Instances AWS Reserved Instances (RIs) are a powerful cost optimization tool that allows businesses to secure discounted pricing on cloud compute resources in exchange for a commitment to use a specific instance type within a region for a one- or three-year term.
