Friday, 15 February 2013

amazon web services - What is specifically meant by t[1|2].micro AWS instances having low I/O bandwidth? -


What does this low I / O bandwidth interrupt mean? Does Amazon give less priority to I / O operations [1 | 2] .Micro examples?

I am specifically asking whether Amazon / I intentionally result in limited resources of I / O T [1 | 2]. Misses example? What have I read on Amazon, between IOPS in AWS EBS-based magnetic drive 40-200; T [1 | 2]. After the MICRO example, do IOO operations provide less transportation capacity?

This is completely confusing to me on 75-100 computers on a desktop between Iops in B / CA 7200 RPM drives.

Thank you in advance for your help.

ebs version There is no single drive, generally the best way to think about them is more on the pattern of the amount of a raid.

Therefore, examples are shared on the host hardware, this means bandwidth is shared among all instances on the host available for EBS quantity. Micro instances get the lowest priority of all instance sizes.

With a micro-insertion, even if you have a capable amount of 200 Iops, it depends how your neighbors make noise, you can not even get to him.


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