Reserved resources are acquired for a preset period, creating consistent expenses for workloads that do not change. Pay-as-you-go is based on usage, producing monthly cost differences. Resource tagging organizes and monitors spending but does not define a fixed rate. A dedicated host delivers isolated capacity, supporting compliance or licensing concerns without centering on stable billing for unchanging workloads.
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