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Did you look at the x1 options? Up to 128 CPUs and 3,904GB of RAM on the x1e.32xlarge.
by openasocket 9y ago
Did you look at the x1 options? Up to 128 CPUs and 3,904GB of RAM on the x1e.32xlarge.
- darksaints 9y agoThose aren't bare metal. And in terms of database scalability, I would jump for bare metal before beefier servers, due to the fact that the disk is local and you don't have to deal with EBS noisy neighbors.
- openasocket 9y agoThe x1e.32xlarge has 4TB of SSD in addition to dedicated EBS bandwidth.
- saosebastiao 9y agoI haven't tried it, but IIRC that's only network bandwidth to the block store. Better than the alternative for sure, but I would assume disk access is still noisy unless you have a dedicated drive.
- openasocket 9y agoTrue, but you do have 4TB dedicated SSD
- welder 9y agoThe max IOPS for provisioned EBS is less than 10% the max IOPS of dedicated hardware SSDs.
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