This SageMaker model package provides a REST api to analyze the sentiment of English sentences.
The API accepts input as JSON, CSV or plain text, and identifies the sentiment (positive or negative) and provides a confidence level (float number from 0 to 1).
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You pay by the hour for the SageMaker instance you run, billed per host hour. Pricing splits into two modes: Batch inference for processing text in bulk jobs, and Real-Time inference for live endpoint requests. Within each mode, you choose an instance type across four families: c4 and c5 compute instances, m4 and m5 general-purpose instances, and p2 and p3 GPU instances. Larger sizes within a family (from xlarge up to 24xlarge) carry higher hourly rates, so cost scales with the compute you select. Model deployment runs in your own AWS account.
Top-of-mind questions for buyers
What does one host hour cover, and when do charges start and stop?
One host hour is one hour that a chosen SageMaker instance runs your model. Charges begin when the instance starts and stop when you stop it. A batch job meters only while the job runs. A real-time endpoint meters for as long as it stays active, even when idle.
How does Batch inference billing differ from Real-Time inference billing?
Batch inference meters host hours only while a bulk processing job runs, then stops. Real-Time inference runs a live endpoint that meters continuously until you shut it down, whether or not requests arrive. Batch suits scheduled bulk text; real-time suits on-demand requests.
If I switch to a larger instance size, does my whole bill change or only the added capacity?
You pay the hourly rate tied to whichever single instance type you run. When you move to a larger size, the new hourly rate applies to all hours on that instance. There is no blended or partial rate. You choose one instance per endpoint or batch job.
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The model can extract sentiment out of input text.
Provide a list of sentences to classify.
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