Performance-Cost Tradeoff Selection
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Performance-Cost Tradeoff Selection is Select EC2 instance types that offer the best balance of CPU, memory, and network performance for your workload.
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| Predicate | Value | Ref |
|---|---|---|
| Rdf:type | Decision Criterion | [1] |
| Rdf:type | Action | [2] |
| Considers | Performance | [1] |
| Considers | Cost Effectiveness | [1] |
| Description | Select EC2 instance types that offer the best balance of CPU, memory, and network performance for your workload | [2] |
| Is Recommendation for | Workload Optimization | [2] |
| Aims for | Best Balance | [2] |
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Given the need to handle 6,000 concurrent queries efficiently, a mix of `t3.medium` and `t3.large` instances would likely provide the best balance of performance and cost-effectiveness. Here's a recommended combination: - **100 t3.medium i…
ctx:claims/beam/b3053e51-5321-4376-9e91-7fb278f78257
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