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Hard to track for other people’s VMs, but they probably have (or can sample) that data for every AWS-operated service (dynamo, S3, redshift, etc..)
by virtuallynathan 5y ago
Hard to track for other people’s VMs, but they probably have (or can sample) that data for every AWS-operated service (dynamo, S3, redshift, etc..)
- sroussey 5y agoYeah, this is key. They definitely optimize for their own services. And they don’t run S3 and redshift on the same cpu/server at the same time.
- vineyardmike 5y agoThey may not run those particular services on the same hosts but they heavily use Lambda (and docker) which can share hosts and be tossed around the data centers to saturate cores.
- vineyardmike 5y agoThere is a strong internal mandate for internal services to switch over to gravitron. So they either likely have this data, or are just trying to free up more x64 cores for external customers.