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AWS Elastic Disaster Recovery provisions a t3.small server by default. The typical ratio of volumes to replication servers is 15:1. More info on the replication server instance type can be found here: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/drs/latest/userguide/replication-server-settings.html
Example: The replication server instance type can be changed for servers that are replicating too slowly or servers that are constantly busy or experience frequent spikes. These are the most common instance type changes that are made:
-Servers with less than 26 disks – Change the instance type to m5.large. Increase the instance type to m5.xl or higher as needed.
-Servers with more than 26 disks (or servers in AWS Regions that do not support m5 instance types) – Change the instance type to m4.large. Increase to m4.xlarge or higher, as needed.
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