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Most instances on AWS get dedicated cpu and memory resources, so noisy neighbors isn't a problem. The difference with metal is that you get the whole box for yo
by Hikikomori 6y ago
Most instances on AWS get dedicated cpu and memory resources, so noisy neighbors isn't a problem. The difference with metal is that you get the whole box for yourself.
- capableweb 6y ago> Most instances on AWS get dedicated cpu and memory resources, so noisy neighbors isn't a problem First time I heard of that and also doesn't match my own experience using AWS. AWS tends to have a lot of noise from neighbors but might be because of the region I was using. Could you link the official statement you got this from? > The difference with metal is that you get the whole box for yourself. Yes, + you normally avoid virtualization as that can have impact on your performance too. I'm glad we agree there is a difference that is worth mentioning when it comes to performance :)
- Hikikomori 6y agohttps://youtu.be/mZy6E2I5Rek https://youtu.be/mZy6E2I5Rek At 15 minutes. Afaik it's all but T type instances that get reserved resources. Might have been different in early AWS, pre nitro etc. Something that i just remembered is that in AWS dedicated means that the hardware is dedicated to you, so no other customer vm on it, but you can have multiple vm's on it.