Meanwhile, in France: https://www.scaleway.com/
Same thing with OVH, you can get a powerful dedicated server with unlimited bandwidth for the price of a medium EC2 instance. I hope they will open their datacenter in California soon.
Same thing with OVH, you can get a powerful dedicated server with unlimited bandwidth for the price of a medium EC2 instance. I hope they will open their datacenter in California soon.
Keep in mind that in France, very few people know that Amazon is more than a website selling books and random stuff. But in the US, very few people know about OVH and Scaleway.
I have their 3 euro arm server and have no problem pushing more than a 100 megabit a second from it.
Edit: 3 things, it's also shared among a lot of users that don't use what they can. For everyone using 100mbps there's probably 20 who use less then 1mbps.
They will offer you better peering if you pay extra, but even then you're paying much less than at AWS for high traffic.
I suspect that AWS makes most profit with bandwidth while other services run with a very low margin.