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Kubernetes offers an optimal environment for orchestrating containerized applications, featuring robust tools to optimize resource usage and reduce costs. A key player in this optimization game is autoscaling — a mechanism that not only ensures operation efficiency but also drives
EC2 instances not being correctly sized can quickly lead to unnecessary expenses. Rightsizing is critical to optimize costs and stability. However, rightsizing a single EC2 instance is one thing — everything gets much more complicated if you want to rightsize
With cloud spending forecasted to hit $1 trillion by 2027, EC2 is often the most expensive item on your AWS bill. ECS is the most widely-used EC2 container orchestration service, but it presents some unique challenges for cost-optimization — particularly
As IT budgets are squeezed and companies face pressure to cut costs, Auto Scaling Group (ASG) costs often comprise a significant portion of your cloud bill. That’s why we put together a complete, step-to-step guide to cost optimizing your ASGs.
If you’re currently using Spot to save on your ASG costs, you’re familiar with the complexity and time needed to cost-optimize your commitment usage and choosing the best Spot instances for your workloads. Compute Copilot was created to make it
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling is a process that ensures the right number of EC2 instances are available for an application’s load. It helps businesses handle changing demand for compute and dynamic user traffic — adjusting capacity and maintaining application availability
Spend reduction is a top priority in today’s economic climate. And for businesses leveraging AWS and EC2, rightsizing plays a critical role in containing costs and fully harnessing the potential of your resources. Many tools offer rightsizing recommendations, but engineers
One of the key features of cloud computing, elasticity, allows you to adjust the number of resources available for a workload. Elasticity can be defined automatically with no prior capacity planning, or it can also be done manually, where businesses
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