3.30 AWS EC2 Instance Types

AWS EC2 Instance Types is a module that provides a comprehensive overview of the various types of EC2 instances available on AWS. EC2 instances are virtual machines that enable users to run different applications and workloads on the cloud. There are various types of EC2 instances, each with its own unique set of specifications, including CPU, memory, storage, and networking capabilities.

This module covers the different EC2 instance families, including General Purpose, Compute Optimized, Memory Optimized, Storage Optimized, and GPU Instances. It also delves into the different generations of instances, from the first-generation instances to the latest instances, such as the C6g, M6g, and R6g instances.

The module provides detailed information on each instance type, including the number of vCPUs, memory size, storage options, and network performance. It also covers the pricing and billing options for each instance type, enabling users to choose the most cost-effective option for their specific use case.

Additionally, the module covers the different use cases for each instance type, including web servers, database servers, big data processing, machine learning, and gaming. It also provides best practices for selecting the right instance type for a specific workload, including performance optimization and cost optimization strategies.

Overall, AWS EC2 Instance Types is an essential module for anyone looking to understand the different EC2 instance types available on AWS and how to choose the right instance type for their specific use case.