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Cloud Mercato tested CPU performance using a range of encryption speed tests:
Cloud Mercato's tested the I/O performance of this instance using a 100GB General Purpose SSD. Below are the results:
I/O rate testing is conducted with local and block storages attached to the instance. Cloud Mercato uses the well-known open-source tool FIO. To express IOPS the following parametersare used: 4K block, random access, no filesystem (except for write access with root volume and avoidance of cache and buffer.
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Looking at and at i see that the c6gn.4xlarge graviton instance has a network bandwidth baseline of 25 Gbps, but when i try to launch it from aws console the network performance says "up to 25 Gbps". Is this a bug in the documentation? So which one is actually the right one??
The information in the AWS Console is correct: c6gn.4xlarge instances provide up to 25Gbps of network bandwidth. We'll be updating the information on the websites to provide corrected information.
The information in the AWS Console is correct: c6gn.4xlarge instances provide up to 25Gbps of network bandwidth. We'll be updating the information on the websites to provide corrected information.
Looking at and at i see that the c6gn.4xlarge graviton instance has a network bandwidth baseline of 25 Gbps, but when i try to launch it from aws console the network performance says "up to 25 Gbps". Is this a bug in the documentation? So which one is actually the right one??
The information in the AWS Console is correct: c6gn.4xlarge instances provide up to 25Gbps of network bandwidth. We'll be updating the information on the websites to provide corrected information.
Looking at and at i see that the c6gn.4xlarge graviton instance has a network bandwidth baseline of 25 Gbps, but when i try to launch it from aws console the network performance says "up to 25 Gbps". Is this a bug in the documentation? So which one is actually the right one??
The information in the AWS Console is correct: c6gn.4xlarge instances provide up to 25Gbps of network bandwidth. We'll be updating the information on the websites to provide corrected information.
Looking at and at i see that the c6gn.4xlarge graviton instance has a network bandwidth baseline of 25 Gbps, but when i try to launch it from aws console the network performance says "up to 25 Gbps". Is this a bug in the documentation? So which one is actually the right one??
The information in the AWS Console is correct: c6gn.4xlarge instances provide up to 25Gbps of network bandwidth. We'll be updating the information on the websites to provide corrected information.
Looking at and at i see that the c6gn.4xlarge graviton instance has a network bandwidth baseline of 25 Gbps, but when i try to launch it from aws console the network performance says "up to 25 Gbps". Is this a bug in the documentation? So which one is actually the right one??
The information in the AWS Console is correct: c6gn.4xlarge instances provide up to 25Gbps of network bandwidth. We'll be updating the information on the websites to provide corrected information.
Looking at and at i see that the c6gn.4xlarge graviton instance has a network bandwidth baseline of 25 Gbps, but when i try to launch it from aws console the network performance says "up to 25 Gbps". Is this a bug in the documentation? So which one is actually the right one??
The information in the AWS Console is correct: c6gn.4xlarge instances provide up to 25Gbps of network bandwidth. We'll be updating the information on the websites to provide corrected information.
Looking at and at i see that the c6gn.4xlarge graviton instance has a network bandwidth baseline of 25 Gbps, but when i try to launch it from aws console the network performance says "up to 25 Gbps". Is this a bug in the documentation? So which one is actually the right one??
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