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[Discuss] AWS Linux server scaling question



Micro   (610.0MB RAM, 1 CPU): $0.020 per hour
Small    (1.70GB RAM, 1 CPU): $0.060 per hour
Medium (3.75GB RAM, 2 CPU): $0.120 per hour

A typical Apache process on this server is taking 7-8% memory, 4% CPU per
top.  MySQL (untuned) is pegging the CPU and 10% memory.  Note that the
Micro instance can actually use 2 CPUs for brief moments, but the Small
gets more cycles steady-state on its single CPU.  In other words, Micro
gets something like 0.75 CPU, but can use it as 2 CPUs 30% of the time and
0.07 CPUs the rest.  Small is 1 CPU 100% of the time.

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Drew Van Zandt
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Domain Coordinator, MA-003-D.  Masquerade aVST
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On Thu, Mar 21, 2013 at 12:06 PM, Kent Borg <kentborg at borg.org> wrote:

> On 03/21/2013 11:58 AM, Drew Van Zandt wrote:
>
>> trying to figure out what our cheapest AWS setup to handle things for
>> ~3500 users is.
>>
>
> What do the different options cost per month?
>
> -kb
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