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i suspect its more likely that there are pools for c5a.large, xlarge, etc. and that they just aren't prioritizing as much buffer/liquidity in the large instance
by dastbe 4y ago
i suspect its more likely that there are pools for c5a.large, xlarge, etc. and that they just aren't prioritizing as much buffer/liquidity in the large instance type pools. with chip shortages it may be worth it to them to prioritize more common workloads or those which they can get a consistent percentage of a host rented vs. all-or-nothing.
- lebovic 4y agoSeems plausible. It would be awesome if AWS had a publicly accessible metric to plan around this, do you know of anything like that?