Cheapest Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) Instance in Tokyo (ap-tokyo-1)
Compute pricing, specs, and price-performance rankings for Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) in Tokyo (ap-tokyo-1).
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Compare verified server pricing in Tokyo (ap-tokyo-1) for Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI).
Region
ap-tokyo-1
Location
🇯🇵Tokyo (Japan)
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asiaCheapest Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) Instances in Tokyo
Verified instance pricing, specs, and discount models for Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) datacenter region ap-tokyo-1.
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Starts around $3.50 to $6.00/month on standard clouds, or under €4.00/month on Hetzner and Scaleway.
Prices range from ~€4.50/mo on Hetzner to ~$24.00/mo on DigitalOcean and ~$28.00-$35.00/mo on AWS EC2 on-demand.
Hetzner starts around €10.00-€12.00/month, compared to $48.00/month on DigitalOcean and $60.00-$70.00/month on AWS/GCP on-demand.
Starts around €18.00-€24.00/month on Hetzner and $90.00-$120.00/month on hyperscalers.
Frequently Asked Questions
Direct answers to common cloud compute pricing and infrastructure questions.
What is the cheapest Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) instance in ap-tokyo-1? ▼
Compare verified server pricing in Tokyo (ap-tokyo-1) for Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI).
Why do cloud compute prices vary across different Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) regions? ▼
Cloud infrastructure pricing varies across datacenter locations due to regional electricity costs, real estate expenses, local taxation, and connectivity transit fees. Regions like US East (N. Virginia) and Europe (Frankfurt/Ireland) typically offer the lowest baseline pricing due to massive economies of scale.
Can I launch Spot instances in ap-tokyo-1? ▼
Yes, Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) supports Spot and discounted excess capacity in ap-tokyo-1, allowing cost reductions between 60% and 90% for interruptible and fault-tolerant workloads.