Getting the most out of Amazon EC2
summary
Amazon EC2's instance types and purchasing options are explained, including when to use On-Demand, Reserved, Spot instances, or Savings Plans to minimize total cost of ownership while scaling compute capacity. The talk covers recent EC2 features and how to combine EC2 with AWS services—EC2 Auto Scaling, Amazon ECS, Amazon EKS, Amazon EMR, and AWS Batch—to build cost-effective, scalable workloads.
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chapters (25)
- 0:00Start
- 1:55Amazon EC2 - 13 Years Ago
- 2:54The Broadest Compute Platform
- 3:50Innovation with AWS Nitro
- 6:01Amazon EC2 - General Purpose
- 7:48Amazon EC2 - Memory Optimized
- 9:13Amazon EC2 - Compute Optimized
- 10:41Instances with Graviton2 Processors
- 11:57The New Graviton2 CPU Instances
- 12:34Amazon EC2 - Storage Optimized
- 13:56Amazon EC2 - Accelerated Computing
- 15:39Optimizations
- 16:12Amazon EC2 - Pricing Models
- 16:59Reserved Instances
- 18:04Types of Saving Plans
- 19:44Amazon EC2 Spot Instances - Save up to 90% on Costs
- 20:39Perfect for Fault-Tolerant Workloads
- 21:21Combining Workload Types with Pricing Models
- 22:50Weight-Regulated Auto Scaling Groups
- 24:24AWS Compute Optimizer Recommendations
- 25:05Amazon EC2 Image Builder
- 25:38Deploying Instances with Templates
- 26:20AWS Systems Manager
- 27:33AWS License Manager
- 28:07In Summary
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