Inbound data transfer to Amazon S3 from the internet and Data transfer from Amazon S3 to an Amazon EC2 instance located in the same AWS Region as the bucket are the correct free usage patterns under standard S3 data transfer pricing.

Inbound data transfer to Amazon S3 from the internet is not charged for bandwidth under standard S3 pricing so uploading data into S3 does not generate data transfer fees though you will still incur storage and request charges.

Data transfer from Amazon S3 to an Amazon EC2 instance located in the same AWS Region as the bucket is treated as intra region traffic and is not billed as outbound data transfer from S3 though you should still account for any compute or request costs on the EC2 side.

Monthly object storage charges for S3 Standard is incorrect because S3 Standard storage is billed per gigabyte stored each month so storing objects generates a monthly storage fee.

Data transfer out from Amazon S3 to the public internet is incorrect because outbound transfers to the internet incur data transfer charges under AWS pricing.

Monthly object storage charges for S3 Glacier Flexible Retrieval is incorrect because Glacier Flexible Retrieval is a storage class that also incurs per gigabyte storage charges and may add retrieval fees.

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