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Sounds like all instance types can now be run in HVM mode (news to me, but the AWS tech in the thread made the claim). Converting to HVM is annoying but ultimat
by skywhopper 9y ago
Sounds like all instance types can now be run in HVM mode (news to me, but the AWS tech in the thread made the claim). Converting to HVM is annoying but ultimately not that hard or risky. Since HVM mode appears to resolve much of the performance issue, this seems like a reasonable workaround.
- gregdunn 9y ago>Sounds like all instance types can now be run in HVM mode (news to me, but the AWS tech in the thread made the claim) https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AWSEC2/latest/UserGuide/virtualization_types.html https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AWSEC2/latest/UserGuide/virtuali... "All instance types support HVM AMIs." This is a recent change. (I work at AWS, not directly involved with this change and not speaking in any sort of official capacity, but can confirm you can use HVM on m1, etc, now)