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First Understanding Your Workload
Before diving into the instance types, it's crucial to understand your specific workload characteristics:
- Memory-intensive: Does your workload require large amounts of memory for in-memory data structures or caching?
- CPU-intensive: Does your workload heavily rely on CPU processing power for complex calculations or queries?
- I/O-bound: Does your workload involve frequent reads and writes to storage?
- Network-intensive: Does your workload require high network throughput for data transfer?
- Price Sensitivity: Do you have strict cost constraints?
Differences:
| Feature | db.r5xlarge | db.r6glarge | db.r7glarge |
|---|---|---|---|
| Processor | Intel Xeon | Graviton2 | Intel Xeon |
| Memory | High | High | Very High |
| Network Performance | Good | Good | Excellent |
| Price | Medium | Lower | Higher |
Link To Documentation: https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/aws/choosing-the-right-ec2-instance-type-for-your-application/
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the differences between the three instance types.
db.r5.xlarge
Uses Intel x86 processors has 32 GB memory, and 4 vCPUs. Suitable for general-purpose applications with a balance of compute and memory.
db.r6g.large
Uses AWS Graviton2 ARM processors have 16 GB memory and 2 vCPUs. Offers a more cost-effective option with good performance for compatible applications.
db.r7g.large
Uses the latest AWS Graviton3 ARM processors has 16 GB memory and 2 vCPUs. Provides the best performance for ARM-compatible applications due to newer technology.
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