Saurabh Modh

Many workloads do not fully use all of the compute resources of a given instance, and we offer Flex and T instances to help cost-optimize for such workloads while getting the latest generation performance.

Container orchestration promises to improve resource utilization, but often we find ourselves with nodes that over-provision CPU, and therefore overspend. This might happen when our workloads have a high memory footprint, or when the number of replicas is driven by resilience targets and not actual load.

This session covers the latest compute and storage innovations such as the new generation of Amazon EC2 instances powered by Intel Xeon processors, AMD EPYC processors, and AWS Graviton, and new features of FSx for NetApp ONTAP.

EC2 Flex instances provide the easiest way to get latest generation performance at lower costs for a majority of your workloads. In this session, we will dive deep into the Flex instances, what workloads are most suitable for Flex, how they are designed, ways customers can adopt and monitor the performance experience.

Amazon EC2 flex instances provide the easiest way to save costs and achieve better price performance for a majority of your workloads. In this session, dive deep into the new flex instances, explore how they deliver latest-generation performance at lower cost, and identify their most suitable workloads.

Amazon EC2 flex instances provide an easier way to save costs and achieve better price performance for a majority of your workloads. In this chalk talk, dive deep into the new flex instances and how they help you realize cost savings while getting the latest generation performance benefits.