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Storage Optimized instances provide the best performance for storage-intensive workloads. I would recommend to start with General Purpose instances with NVMe SSD, e.g, m7gd or m6id.
Hi,
The range of available EC2 instances is quite wide: 600+ at time IIRC.
So, such an article will allow you to better navigate across all possible options to select the best one for your use case: https://www.freecodecamp.org/news/how-to-select-the-right-ec2-instance/
Best,
Didier
thanks for the link, it was quite helpful
Hi Assa, glad that it helped.
In the instance selection box there is a "Get Advice" button which then uses Amazon Q to help you choose an instance type based on four supplied parameters. These parameters are "Use Case, Workload type, Priority & CPU Manufacturers"
This will generate a prompt to Amazon Q and the answer should guide you to a family of instance types that will hopefully be suitable.
This is a great way to get help in choosing from the instance types available.
This link I haven't notice yet. thank you
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It is probably the best option to start with something more generall. we will give it a go. Does taking EBS mean automatically using NVMe SSDs?