amazon ec2 pricing

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I m really confused. I was trying to buy hosting at amazon ec2.

My site will not be having much of a traffic and i will be installing glassfish and mysql.

Usage will be 1gb of ram and around less than 5gb of hardisk and same bandwidth.

As mine is a startup, the number of hits per day would be less than 20hits per day, each hit having around 10mins time.

How should i calculate the price on the ec2 calculator.

Thanks

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