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by jollojou
5567 days ago
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It depends on the application(s) you wish to run on AWS. If your EC2 instance runs an HTTP server that is backed by an external database like RDS, your I/O bottlenecks is not the EC2 instance's disk. The article points out rather successfully that once you know at least something about the internals of each AWS service, you can fit them into your particular needs. |
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