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You can't really compare EC2 sans EBS to something like a dedicated server. Most apps need permanently available storage. Of course, if you don't need permanen
by autarch 13y ago
You can't really compare EC2 sans EBS to something like a dedicated server. Most apps need permanently available storage.
Of course, if you don't need permanent storage (and your needs are bursty) than using EC2 is probably a huge win.
- rpedela 13y agoDedicated servers don't really give you permanent storage either. Granted, it is more permanent than EC2 instance storage, but hard drives do get corrupted. You still need backup and replication for a robust solution.
- rhizome 13y ago"Disk is cheap"
- sameer_sundresh 13y agoYour second paragraph exactly describes Everpix's computational needs: bursty with no use for local persistent storage.