Azure + AWS equivalents

Question

Greetings,

I would like to get details on the AW EC2S equivalents for C5 and M5 :
Looking at horizontal scaling equivalents of Azure + AWS - Basic + Premium.

Azure Basic (B1) 
**Autoscale **up to 3 instances. 
**Staging slots** up to 5 staging slots for test + deploy
**Azure Compute Units** 100 total ACU
**Memory**: 8GB per Instance
**Disk storage:** 20GB

Azure Premium V"
**Autoscale **up to 20 instances. 
**Staging slots** up to 20 staging slots for test + deploy
**Azure Compute Units** 210 total ACU
**Memory**: 8GB per Instance
**Disk storage:** 250GB

Accepted Answer

A potential AWS equivalent for Azure Basic (B1) would be the T3 or T2 instance family. These are part of AWS's "Burstable performance instances" that offer a balance of compute, memory, and network resources and are designed for workloads with moderate CPU usage that see occasional spikes in use. Azure Basic (B1) offers autoscaling up to 3 instances, 100 total ACU, 8GB memory per instance, and 20GB disk storage.

Though the AWS M5 or C5 instances may be a better fit for Azure Premium V2, which offers autoscaling up to 20 instances, 210 total ACU, 8GB memory per instance, and 250GB disk storage, the M5 instances fall under AWS's "General purpose" category and provide a balance of compute, memory, and networking resources for a wide range of workloads, while the C5 instances are "Compute optimized" and are best suited for workloads requiring high compute capacity.

Azure + AWS equivalents

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