Difference between revisions of "AWS memory to vCPU ration"
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* Amazon EC2 [[R6]] instance types, 8:1 | * Amazon EC2 [[R6]] instance types, 8:1 | ||
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* [[AWS EC2 Memory optimized instances]] | * [[AWS EC2 Memory optimized instances]] | ||
* [[AWS EC2 high memory instances]]: <code>[[u]]-3tb1.56xlarge</code> .../... | * [[AWS EC2 high memory instances]]: <code>[[u]]-3tb1.56xlarge</code> .../... | ||
Revision as of 12:21, 1 December 2023
- Amazon EC2 C6 instance types, 2:1
- Amazon EC2 M6 instance types, 4:1
- Amazon EC2 R6 instance types, 8:1
Related
- AWS EC2 Memory optimized instances
- AWS EC2 high memory instances:
u-3tb1.56xlarge.../...
See also
- Amazon EC2 Instance types, computed optimized, memory optimized, high memory, AMI, Burstable, CPU credits, on-demand, spot, Karpenter,
t2, t3, t4g, r5, r6, c5 (c5a, c5ad), c6 (c6a, c6i), m5, m6i, m7i, c7i, c7g, r6g, r6i, G5, G6, x1,aws ec2 describe-instance-types,vCPU, VcpuLimitExceeded, im4gn
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