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c9g.medium
EC2 instance type · 1 vCPU · 2 GiB RAM · arm64
On-demand
$0.0435/hr
Monthly
$31.73/mo
vCPU
1
Memory
2 GiB
The c9g.medium is an EC2 instance type with 1 vCPUs and 2 GiB of memory (2 GiB per vCPU), on the arm64 architecture. On-demand pricing starts at $0.0435/hr ($31.73/mo) in us-east-1. It is available in 4 AWS region(s). Not affiliated with AWS.
Pricing — on-demand, us-east-1
| Hourly (USD) | $0.0435 |
|---|---|
| Monthly (USD, 730 h) | $31.73 |
| Per vCPU-hour (USD) | $0.0435 |
| Per GiB-hour (USD) | $0.0217 |
Full specification
| Family | c9g |
|---|---|
| Size | medium |
| Generation | 9 |
| Current Generation | Yes |
| Bare Metal | No |
| Hypervisor | nitro |
| Free Tier | No |
| Burstable | No |
| Dedicated Hosts | Yes |
| Auto Recovery | Yes |
| Hibernation | Yes |
| Supported Usage | on-demand, spot |
| Spot Supported | Yes |
| Boot Modes | uefi |
| Virt Types | hvm |
| Root Device Types | ebs |
| Nitro Enclaves | No |
| Nitro Tpm | Yes |
| Vcpu | 1 |
| Cores | 1 |
| Threads Per Core | 1 |
| Arch | arm64 |
| Clock Ghz | 3.3 |
| Processor | AWS |
| Amd Sev | No |
| Memory Gi B | 2 |
| Net Perf Text | Up to 15 Gigabit |
| Net Peak Gbps | 15 |
| Net Base Gbps | 0.55 |
| Net Burstable | Yes |
| Net Cards | 1 |
| Max Eni | 2 |
| Ipv4 Per Eni | 20 |
| Ipv6 Per Eni | 20 |
| Ena | required |
| Ena Express | No |
| Efa | No |
| Encryption In Transit | Yes |
| Ebs Optimized | default |
| Ebs Encryption | supported |
| Ebs Nvme | required |
| Ebs Base Gbps | 0.38 |
| Ebs Peak Gbps | 12 |
| Ebs Base Iops | 2500 |
| Ebs Peak Iops | 48000 |
| Ebs Base M Bps | 47.5 |
| Ebs Peak M Bps | 1500 |
| Placement Strategies | cluster, partition, spread |
| Phc Support | Yes |
| Ipv6 Supported | Yes |
| Instance Storage Supported | No |
| Nitro Tpm Versions | 2.0 |
| Mem Per Vcpu Gi B | 2 |
| Regions | eu-central-1, us-east-1, us-east-2, us-west-2 |
| Region Count | 4 |
On-demand price shown for us-east-1, USD, refreshed 2026-07-23T21:04:02+00:00. Prices and availability vary by region and OS — use the interactive table for the rest.