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Discounts vary depending on how much you commit to spend with AWS over the contract period. Generally, higher spending commitments can get you bigger discounts, based on their total AWS usage and negotiated terms. It is suggested that you opt for an AWS EDP partner like CloudKeeper to get the best-in-market discount and maximize the benefits of the program.

CloudKeeper EDP+ offers additional benefits beyond the standard program. It provides lower annual commitment requirements, additional discounts on AWS services, and discounted pricing on AWS Support. 

Additionally, it provides 24*7 Personalized Cloud Support & Guidance and  AWS Well-Architected Reviews, helping you optimize your cloud costs and cloud infrastructure. Moreover, as a CloudKeeper EDP+  customer, you gain exclusive access to CloudKeeper Lens, empowering you with valuable insights and analytics to further enhance your cloud optimization strategies. And all this comes at no cost to you.

Not necessarily. EDP works best for companies with stable, predictable AWS needs. Companies with fluctuating usage or highly variable demand might find it risky since failing to meet the committed spend can result in extra charges. For businesses that want flexibility without long-term commitments, AWS Savings Plans or Reserved Instances could be better options.
 

It’s all about monitoring and forecasting. Companies need to keep close tabs on their AWS usage to ensure they’re meeting their commitment without overpaying. Many use cost management tools, like AWS Cost Explorer or third-party platforms, to make sure they’re making the most of their EDP while optimizing their overall usage.

The key difference between a PPA (Private Pricing Addendum) and an EDP (Enterprise Discount Program) on AWS lies in their historical context and specific use cases, rather than their current functional differences.
Historical Context:

• EDP: In the past, the EDP was a standardized program that offered a platform-wide discount for committing to a certain annual spend on AWS services.  
• PPA: PPAs were initially used for more customized discounts on specific services or unique pricing arrangements that didn't fit within the EDP framework.

Current State:
Over time, the distinction between PPAs and EDPs has blurred. Today, they are essentially the same thing: both offer discounts on AWS services in exchange for a committed spend. The terms are often used interchangeably, and the specific details of the agreement can vary based on the customer's needs and negotiation with AWS.  
 

It can be! Negotiating an EDP can be complex due to AWS's strategic tactics, intricate pricing models, and commitment levels. However, thorough preparation, and potentially engaging an EDP partner can simplify the process and help you secure favorable terms and the best deal. 
 

It depends on how well you select the right cloud pricing model to match your workload needs. Leveraging Savings Plans and Reserved Instances can save up to 72% on predictable workloads, while the Enterprise Discount Program (EDP) provides tailored savings for large-scale commitments. 

Partnering with a premier AWS partner like CloudKeeper ensures you choose the best pricing model and get additional savings through group buying discounts, advanced cost visibility, usage optimization, and tailored recommendations, maximizing your AWS investment.