This product has fees associated with the provision and deployment of the application and AMI support. Taiga is a project management tool for cross-functional agile teams to work effectively.
This is a repackaged open source software product wherein fees are applied for the deployment of the application and AMI support and compliance. Taiga is a project management tool for cross-functional agile teams to work effectively. A featured-rich software that offers a very simple start through its intuitive user interface. Taiga is an open-source project management software for multidisciplinary teams that work agile across both scrum and Kanban frameworks.
Highlights
Complete set of boards to plan and show individual sprints from backlog
Overview of progress on activities & completed deliverables
Intuitive and simple, yet feature complete Kanban board
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You pay by the hour based on the EC2 instance type you run this software on. Each dimension maps to a specific AWS instance size, so pricing scales with the compute resources you choose. The T2, T3, and T3a families cover general-purpose sizes from nano up to 2xlarge. The R3 family targets memory-heavy workloads, the C3 family targets compute, and the D2 and D3 families target storage. The G2 and G3 families cover graphics or GPU workloads. Larger instances cost more per hour. You pick the size that fits your workload and pay only for hours used.
Top-of-mind questions for buyers
What does one billed hour cover for a given instance type?
One hour covers the software running on a single EC2 instance of that size. The rate reflects the compute, memory, or GPU resources of the instance family you pick. You are billed for each hour the instance runs, counted per instance you launch.
Am I charged the software fee when my instance is stopped?
The software rate meters running hours only. A stopped instance does not accrue the hourly software charge. You may still pay separate AWS fees for attached storage while the instance is stopped, but those are AWS infrastructure costs, not the software rate.
How do I choose between the instance families offered here?
Each family targets a workload type. T2, T3, and T3a suit general-purpose use. R3 fits memory-heavy needs. C3 favors compute. D2 and D3 handle storage. G2 and G3 support graphics or GPU tasks. You pick the family and size that matches your workload, and the hourly rate follows.
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