AWS instance · Burstable (shared vCPU) · Prices checked July 2026
AWS t3.2xlarge: pricing & specs
AWS t3.2xlarge is a burstable (shared vcpu) instance with 8 vCPU and 32 GiB of memory. It costs $0.3328/hour on-demand — $242.94/month at 730 hours — in the us-east-1 baseline region, on-demand Linux list price before reserved or committed-use discounts.
Specifications
- Provider
- AWS
- Instance type
- t3.2xlarge
- vCPU
- 8
- Memory
- 32 GiB
- Category
- Burstable (shared vCPU)
- Baseline region
- us-east-1
- On-demand hourly
- $0.3328
- On-demand monthly
- $242.94
How AWS t3.2xlarge compares across providers
Same 8 vCPU / 32 GiB profile on every provider that offers a like-for-like burstable (shared vcpu) instance, cheapest first. On-demand list price, compute only.
| Provider | Instance | $/hour | $/month | vs AWS t3.2xlarge |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| GCPcheapest | e2-standard-8 | $0.2680 | $195.67 | $-47.27/mo |
| AWS | t3.2xlarge | $0.3328 | $242.94 | — |
| Azure | Standard_B8ms | $0.3330 | $243.09 | +$0.15/mo |
Head-to-head: AWS t3.2xlarge vs GCP e2-standard-8 · AWS t3.2xlarge vs Azure Standard_B8ms
When to choose it
Pick AWS t3.2xlarge when you are already invested in the AWS ecosystem — existing VPC/networking, IAM, managed services, and team expertise usually outweigh the $47.27/mo gap to the cheapest equivalent (GCP e2-standard-8). Cross-provider migration rarely pays for itself on single-instance compute pricing alone.
This is an on-demand, single-instance list price. Reserved and committed-use discounts (up to ~72%) and your real utilization pattern will move the numbers — model your whole stack with the cloud cost calculator before committing.
Frequently asked questions
What are the specs of AWS t3.2xlarge?
AWS t3.2xlarge is a burstable (shared vcpu) instance with 8 vCPU and 32 GiB of memory, priced at $0.3328/hour on-demand in the us-east-1 region.
How much does AWS t3.2xlarge cost per month?
At 730 hours/month (24/7), AWS t3.2xlarge costs $242.94/month on-demand — before any reserved or committed-use discount, which can cut that by up to ~72%.
What is the cheapest alternative to AWS t3.2xlarge?
GCP e2-standard-8 is the cheapest equivalent at $195.67/month — $47.27/month less than AWS t3.2xlarge, for the same 8 vCPU / 32 GiB profile.
Does AWS t3.2xlarge have dedicated vCPUs?
No — AWS t3.2xlarge is a burstable, shared-vCPU instance: it gets a baseline CPU allocation and can burst above it, but sustained full-CPU performance is not guaranteed. It suits spiky, low-average-utilization workloads, not steady compute-bound ones, and is only compared here against other burstable instances — never against dedicated-vCPU families.
Prices checked July 2026. AWS t3.2xlarge pricing uses the us-east-1 region, on-demand Linux list rate, before reserved/committed-use discounts. See our methodology for sources, update cadence, and mapping rules.
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