Yes, though unless you’re provisioning your own EC2s for them to run on, you have no guarantee about the server generation, and IME AWS tends to provision older

Yes, though unless you’re provisioning your own EC2s for them to run on, you have no guarantee about the server generation, and IME AWS tends to provision older stuff for Fargate. This may or may not matter to you depending on your application’s needs, but there is a significant performance difference between, say, an m4 family (Haswell / Broadwell) and an m7i family (Sapphire Rapids) - literally a decade of hardware improvements. Memory performance in particular can be a huge hit for latency-sensitive applications.