Also being an uptime site surprised they didn't use the m7g instance type. Would've saved another ~30% for minimal difference in performance. For me this does

Also being an uptime site surprised they didn't use the m7g instance type. Would've saved another ~30% for minimal difference in performance. For me this doesn't look like a sensible move especially since with AWS EKS you have a managed, highly-available, multi-AZ control plane.