top | item 46216188 (no title) jng | 2 months ago They usually end up upgrading most instance types to new graviton generations, it just takes time to do the full rollout. discuss order hn newest MrDOS|2 months ago Not really: burstable (âtâ) instances haven't been updated in years. The current generation (ât4gâ) still use Graviton2 processors. I get the impression that they would vastly prefer cost-conscious users to use spot instances. everfrustrated|2 months ago the -flex suffix variants seem to be the new spiritual successor to the t burstable class.eg c7i-flex.large, etc. load replies (1)
MrDOS|2 months ago Not really: burstable (âtâ) instances haven't been updated in years. The current generation (ât4gâ) still use Graviton2 processors. I get the impression that they would vastly prefer cost-conscious users to use spot instances. everfrustrated|2 months ago the -flex suffix variants seem to be the new spiritual successor to the t burstable class.eg c7i-flex.large, etc. load replies (1)
everfrustrated|2 months ago the -flex suffix variants seem to be the new spiritual successor to the t burstable class.eg c7i-flex.large, etc. load replies (1)
MrDOS|2 months ago
everfrustrated|2 months ago
eg c7i-flex.large, etc.