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Yeah, do you know how awful a t1.micro is? It's a joke. I've never seen steal% that high before. There must be thousands on a single machine. Although if you w
by tiredofcareer 14y ago
Yeah, do you know how awful a t1.micro is? It's a joke. I've never seen steal% that high before. There must be thousands on a single machine.
Although if you want to be pedantic, let's say "actually useful, potentially-production barrier to entry". There. Fixed.
- straight_talk 14y agoA friend of mine is running an ASP.NET MVC/Mono/MongoDB ecommerce site on micro with around a quarter million of annual sales. The site is very very fast.
- kbenson 14y agoIf he hasn't already, get him to do a write-up on that. I'd sure be interested, and I'm sure many others would be as well.
- oasisbob 14y agoThe high steal% is intentional, as the CPU is allowed to burst to take advantage of unused resources: http://docs.aws.amazon.com/AWSEC2/latest/UserGuide/concepts_micro_instances.html http://docs.aws.amazon.com/AWSEC2/latest/UserGuide/concepts_... I don't find my cheap t1.micro based IRC bouncer / VPN / reverse SSH endpoint / static-content generation box to be an awful joke at all. They're quite useful for many things.