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Fixing instance types was probably wrong. You’re getting progressively legacy (and more likely to be degraded) hardware. This impacts how tightly packed the in
by nostrebored 2y ago
Fixing instance types was probably wrong.
You’re getting progressively legacy (and more likely to be degraded) hardware. This impacts how tightly packed the instance type as a whole is, which impacts launch instance performance
- cperciva 2y agoFixing instance types was probably wrong. Depends what you're trying to measure, I think? My goal as a FreeBSD developer is to look at FreeBSD performance -- this is both to show the improvements which have been made over the years and to alert me to any performance regressions (I generate these graphs automatically when I build the weekly snapshots). If you want to compare EC2 to other clouds you would definitely want to use the latest instance generation, of course.