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Get an AWS Free Tier Account

The AWS Free Tier lets you try services for free for the specified period.

It has three different offerings:

  • Always Free
  • 12 Months Free
  • Trials

Learn how to create your account at: Get Started Chapter

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Always Free

The offers in Always Free do not expire.

Always Free is available to everyone.

You need to have an account to get started.

12 Months Free

This offer is free for the first 12 months.

It starts to count when you sign up with an account.

With 12 Months Free, you get more data to play with.

Trails

Trails are short-term offers.

It is for specific services.

The trial period starts when you activate the service.

The period length differs from service to service.

Examples: 30 days, 90 days, or 150 free hours of consumption.

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Exercise:

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