t8i.nano

Amazon EC2 · T8i family

The t8i.nano is a general purpose Amazon EC2 instance type with 2 vCPUs and 0.5 GiB of memory, running on Intel Xeon Scalable (Granite Rapids) with up to 6.25 Gigabit networking, starting at $0.00624 per hour on demand.

general purposex86-64intelburstable
vCPUs
2

shared / burstable

memory
0.5 GiB

0.25 GiB per vCPU

processor
Intel

3.9 GHz

on-demand
$0.00624

$4.555/mo · us-east-1

spot
–

not offered

regions
17

across 5 areas

t8i.nano price by region

17 regions · hourly list prices in USD · On-demand · Spot · 1-yr Reserved · 3-yr Reserved

US East (N. Virginia)us-east-1cheapestreferenceNorth America$0.00624
US East (Ohio)us-east-2cheapestNorth America$0.00624
US West (Oregon)us-west-2cheapestNorth America$0.00624
Asia Pacific (Hyderabad)ap-south-2Asia$0.00672
Asia Pacific (Mumbai)ap-south-1Asia$0.00672
EU (Ireland)eu-west-1Europe$0.00684
Canada (Central)ca-central-1North America$0.00696
EU (London)eu-west-2Europe$0.00708
EU (Paris)eu-west-3Europe$0.00708
Asia Pacific (Malaysia)ap-southeast-5Asia$0.00713
EU (Frankfurt)eu-central-1Europe$0.0072
US West (N. California)us-west-1North America$0.00744
Asia Pacific (Seoul)ap-northeast-2Asia$0.0078
Asia Pacific (Singapore)ap-southeast-1Asia$0.00792
Asia Pacific (Sydney)ap-southeast-2Oceania$0.00792
Asia Pacific (Tokyo)ap-northeast-1Asia$0.00816
South America (Sao Paulo)sa-east-1South America$0.0101

Specifications

compute

vCPUs
2
Memory
0.5 GiB
Memory per vCPU
0.25 GiB
Processor
Intel Xeon Scalable (Granite Rapids)
CPU vendor
Intel
Architecture
x86-64
Clock speed
3.9 GHz
Burstable CPU
Yes (shared cores)

storage & network

Local storage
Network storage only
Storage detail
EBS only
Network
Up to 6.25 Gigabit
Peak bandwidth
6.25 Gbps

aws details

API name
t8i.nano
Family
T8i
Category
General purpose
Generation
Current
Regions
17 (Asia, Europe, North America, Oceania, South America)
Cheapest region
US East (N. Virginia) · $0.00624/hr
Dedicated EBS throughput
Up to 5000 Mbps
Enhanced networking
No
Normalization size factor
0.25
Processor features
Intel AMX; Intel AVX; Intel AVX2; Intel AVX512; Intel Turbo

t8i.nano equivalents on other clouds

closest match by vCPU, memory, CPU architecture, accelerator and class · Linux on-demand in each provider's reference region

compare side by side→
ProviderInstancevCPUMemoryProcessorOn-demandvs t8i.nano
AWSt8i.nano20.5 GiBIntel Xeon Scalable (Granite Rapids)$0.00624–
AzureB2ats v21 GiB (2×)21 GiBAMD EPYC 7763v (Milan)$0.0094+51%
B2ts v21 GiB (2×)21 GiBIntel Xeon Platinum 8370C (Ice Lake)$0.0104+67%
Google Cloude2-micro1 GiB (2×)21 GiBAMD Rome, Intel Broadwell, Intel Haswell, Intel Skylake$0.00838+34%
Vultrvc2-1c-0.5gb-v61 vCPU (2× less)10.5 GiBIntel Xeon$0.003-52%
vc2-1c-0.5gb1 vCPU (2× less)10.5 GiBIntel Xeon$0.005-20%

T8i family sizes

all about T8i→
SizevCPUMemoryLocal storageOn-demandMonthly
t8i.nano20.5 GiB–$0.00624$4.555
t8i.micro21 GiB–$0.0125$9.11
t8i.small22 GiB–$0.025$18.22
t8i.medium24 GiB–$0.0499$36.44

Similar instance types on AWS

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t8i.nano FAQ

How much does t8i.nano cost?

t8i.nano costs $0.00624 per hour on demand with Linux in US East (N. Virginia) (us-east-1), about $4.555 per month. Across 17 regions the Linux on-demand price ranges from $0.00624 in US East (N. Virginia) to $0.0101 in South America (Sao Paulo). With Windows it costs $0.0118 per hour.

How many vCPUs and how much memory does t8i.nano have?

t8i.nano has 2 vCPUs and 0.5 GiB of memory (0.25 GiB per vCPU), running on Intel Xeon Scalable (Granite Rapids). It is a general purpose instance type in the T8i family with a burstable (shared) CPU.

What are the equivalents of t8i.nano on other clouds?

The closest matches by vCPU, memory, CPU architecture and instance class are on Azure, B2ats v2 (2 vCPU, 1 GiB, $0.0094/hour in East US); on Google Cloud, e2-micro (2 vCPU, 1 GiB, $0.00838/hour in Iowa); on Vultr, vc2-1c-0.5gb-v6 (1 vCPU, 0.5 GiB, $0.003/hour in New Jersey).

Is t8i.nano burstable?

Yes. t8i.nano shares physical CPU cores and is designed for workloads that are idle most of the time and occasionally need full CPU. Sustained high CPU use can be throttled or cost extra, so pick a general purpose size with dedicated vCPUs for steady load.