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c4.large pricing and specs in Asia Pacific (Mumbai)

2 vCPU · 3.75 GiB · Moderate · Intel Xeon E5-2666 v3 (Haswell) previous generation

$0.1000/hour on-demand · $73/month (Linux, Shared)

Pricing by os (hourly, USD, Shared)

OptionLinuxWindowsRHELSUSE
On-Demand$0.1000$0.1920$0.1290$0.2000
Spot$0.0251$0.1029
1y Std RI NU$0.0680$0.1600$0.0970$0.1010
1y Std RI PU$0.0643$0.1563$0.0933$0.0974
1y Std RI AU$0.0632$0.1553$0.0920$0.0963
3y Std RI NU$0.0480$0.1400$0.0770$0.0810
3y Std RI PU$0.0443$0.1363$0.0733$0.0707
3y Std RI AU$0.0419$0.1339$0.0707$0.0683
1y Conv RI NU$0.0780$0.1700$0.1070$0.1110
3y Conv RI NU$0.0550$0.1470$0.0840$0.0880
1y Compute SP NU$0.0780$0.1700$0.1070$0.1110
3y Compute SP NU$0.0550$0.1470$0.0840$0.0880
1y EC2 SP NU$0.0680$0.1600$0.0970$0.1010
3y EC2 SP NU$0.0480$0.1400$0.0770$0.0810

Spot by AZ (7-day p50, Linux): ap-south-1a $0.0263 · ap-south-1b $0.0240

Newer generations of the same size

Same family letter and size in a newer generation, ranked by price. “vCPU per $” uses vCPU as the performance proxy — newer chips usually add more, so it is a floor.

Graviton-eligible → c6g.large (-57%)
Type$/hPrice ΔvCPU per $ ΔSaves / mo
c6g.large Graviton arch change$0.0426-57%+135%$42
c6a.large$0.0467-53%+114%$39
c5a.large$0.0470-53%+113%$39
c6gd.large Graviton arch change$0.0490-51%+104%$37
c7g.large Graviton arch change$0.0491-51%+104%$37
c8g.large Graviton arch change$0.0540-46%+85%$34
c7gd.large Graviton arch change$0.0576-42%+74%$31
c7i-flex.large$0.0848-15%+18%$11

Cheapest regions for c4.large

RegionOn-Demand $/hvs ap-south-1Saves / mo
Asia Pacific (Mumbai) ap-south-1$0.1000current
US East (N. Virginia) us-east-1$0.10000.0%$0
US East (Ohio) us-east-2$0.10000.0%$0
US West (Oregon) us-west-2$0.10000.0%$0
Canada (Central) ca-central-1$0.1100+10%$-7
EU (Ireland) eu-west-1$0.1130+13%$-9

Caveat: instance price is only part of the bill. Cross-region and internet data transfer, latency to your users, data-residency rules and service availability can outweigh a few percent on compute.

Price history (ap-south-1)

Daily snapshots since the catalog started tracking this type; a row is added whenever a headline price changes.

DateOD LinuxOD Windows1y RI3y RISpot p50
2026-09-22$0.1000$0.1920$0.0680$0.0480$0.0251

All attributes

vCPU
2
Cores / threads per core
1 / 2
Memory
3.75 GiB
Memory per vCPU
1.88 GiB
Processor
Intel Xeon E5-2666 v3 (Haswell)
Architecture
x86_64
Sustained clock
2.9 GHz
Hypervisor
xen
Generation
Previous
Burstable
No
Bare metal
No
Free tier eligible
No
Network performance
Moderate
Network baseline / burst
0.625 / 1.2 Gbps
Max ENIs × IPv4 per ENI
3 × 10
IPv6 / ENA / EFA
IPv6 / — / —
EBS optimized
Yes
EBS bandwidth (baseline / max)
500 / 500 Mbps
EBS IOPS (baseline / max)
4,000 / 4000
EBS NVMe
unsupported
Instance storage
EBS only
GPU
Placement groups
cluster, partition, spread
Hibernation / Nitro Enclaves
Yes / No
Dedicated hosts
Supported
Boot modes
legacy-bios
Spot supported
Yes

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