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I actually benchmarked this and wrote an article several years back, still very much applicable: https://jan.rychter.com/enblog/cloud-server-cpu-performance-com

• kees99 1y ago
  Did you "preheat" during those tests? It is very common for cloud instances to have "burstable" vCPUs. That is - after boot (or long idle), you get decent performance for first few minutes, then performance gradually tanks to a mere fraction of the initial burst.
  • fakwandi_priv 1y ago
    > The total wall clock time for the build was measured. The smaller the better. I always did one build to prime the caches and discarded the first result. The article is worth the read.
• vicarrion 1y ago
  I also did a benchmark between cloud providers recently and compared performance for price https://dillonshook.com/postgres-cloud-benchmarks-for-indie-devs/ https://dillonshook.com/postgres-cloud-benchmarks-for-indie-...
  • fireant 1y ago
    That isn't the same as parent through, you are comparing VMs instead of dedicated servers