Graviton
summary
AWS-built Graviton CPUs use 64-bit Arm Neoverse cores and are running in 19 EC2 instance families across every commercial region; AWS cites >40,000 customers and claims up to 40% better price performance, 20% lower cost and up to 60% less energy for comparable workloads. Concrete wins: Pinterest moved Memcache (40% perf, ~$1M/yr savings), Snowflake cuts carbon ~57% and gains ~10% perf, Aerospike reports up to 63% price‑perf and 27% lower cost, Stripe cuts Trino execution time ~54%, and Modulate reduces ML inference costs ~70%. Migration tools include Porting Advisor, Graviton Fast Start, and a t4g free trial.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Introduction to Graviton
- 1:04Why AWS built Graviton
- 3:13Performance and cost benefits
- 5:19Sustainability with Graviton
- 7:23Customer success stories
- 8:25Who benefits from Graviton
- 10:10Graviton in AWS services
- 10:30Key workloads on Graviton
- 13:57Getting started with Graviton
- 16:24Software compatibility
- 17:51What's new in 2023
- 18:56Resources to adopt Graviton
- 20:43Free training and trials
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