Amazon EC2

“I had an issue like this for optimizing pgrust... no impact on my test machine (c8g.4xl)”

“We went with the AWS instance they recommended in the docs and even that went over our provisioned memory.”

“we moved to a fully in-house solution with Firecracker and auto-scaling on EC2”

“our data stores are all self-managed on top of EC2/Azure, where performance and reliability are critical.”

“I'm able to set up AWS EC2 instances or digital ocean droplets, a bunch of game servers spin up”

“it should be possible to convert such EC2 boxes into Kubernetes nodes”

“The whole thing happily ran on three EC2 micro instances”

“our costs went from $6K/month (on savings plans, evemn) of ec2 to ~$400/month in lambda”

“We run EC2 instances with a setup shell script under 50loc. We autoscale up to 40-50 web servers at peak load”

“We are on a mix of AWS EC2 and EKS now, all autoscaled per region (we run 20+ of them).”

“I also remember working on getting LFS work on AWS EC2 back then.”

“availability of capacity is a problem in some regions/AZs - particularly if you're using larger EC2 instance types.”

“we migrated from the datacenter to AWS EC2 instances”

“We have around 30 EC2 instances running currently but will be scaling that up further.”

“I've done EC2 auto-scaling with ansible and packer”

“we switched from self-managed k8s on EC2 to Fargate.”

“I recently moved the infrastructure for one of my company's products, from ~10 smallish EC2 VMs”

“we've upgraded to a newer generation of EC2 instances that has lower latency, and could he please run those numbers again.”

“versus the current m5 RDS and other EC2 instances.”

“we recently adopted AWS Single Sign-On and EC2 Instance Connect.”

“an EC2 instance way bigger than necessary to run this sort of code”

“I was part of a team at NearForm using this for a project on an EC2 instance.”

“ec2 auto scaling groups were working reasonably well for us”

“EC2 (Pet VMs and one autoscaling group of VMs to process data”

“I saw various PR/FAQs related to Chaos engineering while I worked in both EC2 and the AWS developer tools org.”

“We run certbot from an AWS instance that exists for about 10 minutes/day.”

“Pay for a managed NAT gateway? No thanks I can do the NAT myself with iptables on a cheaper EC2 instance.”

“We run production webservers on t2.small ec2 instances in elastic beanstalk”

“We run over 900 very stateful MySQL database clusters ... in kubernetes on ec2 with ebs successfully.”

“We switched most our workloads from k8s to ECS (mix of EC2/Fargate launch types)”

“we just add significantly over provisioned spot instances for our best estimates of yearly growth”

“which has 4 x ec2 nodes with 8 CPUs and 32 Gb RAM.”

“I just installed it directly on a EC2 t3.small instance and we've been using it for about 9 months now”

“the EC2s that run these services in prod are all RHEL based”

“We run of Elastic Beanstalk, which is basically an abstraction later on top of an autoscaling EC2 cluster.”

“reddit's last datacenter before we moved to EC2.”

“Databases that have huge IOPS requirements are still deployed outside of Kubernetes and run in i3 instances.”

“For work, we use Concourse-CI self-hosted on EC2 using this script”

“switched to virtualenv in my ec2 deployments”

“We have an existing production system that uses a combination of SQS, DynamoDB, and Postgres, and EC2s”

“We run it in a t2.small instance along with another tool.”

“We do ~200K requests/min on AWS c5.4xlarges and r5.2xlarges”

“Our servers usually run just fine on micro-instances.”

“spin up a new ec2 instance, attach the available volume, process some logs from it and then delete the new ec2 instance”

“we've had to do several manual db upgrades in that time”

“trying to match up Reserved instances with EC2 or Elastic Beanstalk instances that are actually running is a real headache.”

“We run specific components of our application in spot instances across different regions”

“running ZFS on Linux in production since April 2015 on over 1500 instances in AWS EC2 with Ubuntu 14.04 and 16.04”

“We use our own install of Drone on a fairly sizable EC2 instance”

“a single developer or build slave has used 40 machines at once to run these tests”

“Packer uses Puppet to provision a Vagrant box and an identical EC2 AMI.”

“We run it on EC2 i2.8xlarge instances and it finishes in under 2 hours.”

“I have react-ui-builder running on an ec2 instance so I can switch to it between computers”

“At my current employer, we run about 10k+ EC2 instances 24/7.”

“We run all our ec2 instances on ephemeral disk instances.”

“We bake our Docker host AMIs relatively regularly and use them in the ASG that runs the Dockerized website.”

“for a given ec2 instance”

“Boot up instances of everything in the VPC ... Shutdown everything in EC2 classic.”

“I just reserved all my t1's last week.”

“We run hundreds of GlusterFS clusters in production on EC2.”

“our m1.xlarge servers were constantly pegged for CPU”

“both hlld and bloomd are running on a single m3.medium with no persistence”

“We're a small team and ... we have only just begun experimenting with actual deployment in a test environment on ec2.”

“I have seen from any host that I've used in nearly a decade, including ec2, rackspace, and gogrid”

“we just provision a new EC2 instance with Vagrant/Chef and it auto-joins the cluster.”

“make it easy to set up an S3 bucket as a "local" pip mirror for our EC2 infrastructure”

“We migrated our entire infrastructure from EC2 to DigitalOcean around October(ish?) 2013.”

“log in to our staging machine (an EC2 instance) and interact with our production cluster”

“Our cassandra cluster is on EC2 (~11ms away from our other hardware, which is in LA).”

“responses that are cached using fragment caching are rendered in 5-8ms usually on a micro EC2 instance”

“We run all our production software on EC2.”

“We use a handful of their services including EC2.”

“Currently we run our Postgres instances on EC2, but are looking to move to get better IOPS.”

“During the course of a day, the number of EC2 instances running can vary from 8 to 25.”

“We run our one stack that requires a lot of storage on EC2 and use EBS”

“we had to re-run all the tests, which is a time consuming process, especially on the EC2 hardware.”

“We do use EC2 for cron, but could easily use a laptop instead if there were an outage.”

“we rigged up a sacrificial web app that we run on random EC2 instances and have candidates take an hour or two”

“we need to use 2 large EC2 instances in the day time.”

“I've been using an ec2 image with Poptop installed. The problem is the IP addresses of the major vpns become known and blocked.”

“Thousands of requests/sec on an EC2 Small at < 10% load.”

“we run cloudant clusters in nearly 20 data centers globally on many different providers (ec2, softlayer, rackspace, joyent, azure, hostway, ...)”

“We've been using Joyent in production for close to a year (coming from dedicated servers and EC2)”

“we occasionally drop down to Java for some libraries (EC2 comes to mind)”

“sockjs-tornado behind haproxy (on the same ec2 m1.large machine)”

“I determined the service was no longer worth my time and booted up an EC2 instance.”

“Our Linux instances running on Amazon EC2 had no issues since we are not running ntpd on these servers”

“we run a mid-sized deployment on EC2 (~60 instances) and anything interactive has to go on at least m1.large”

“We were running running MongoDB atop EC2 instances.”

“which we'd run in an AWS EC2 instance for testing”

“we run CentOS 5 on EC2 instead of Amazon Linux because we actually run a hybrid local-node/EC2-cluster”

“various cloud based systems (EC2, Rackspacecloud, et al.) for testing and non-mission-critical stuff.”

“They had noticed I was using Amazon EC2”

“If you're running any type of a database or service on EC2 where latency is an issue, you should be using ephemeral/instance storage.”

“In full disclosure I run my personal blog off an Amazon Micro instance.”

“I've used both and performance-wise my team didn't see any drastic differences. We switched to EC2 mostly because of RightScale”

“We use regular AMIs. What we do is add management around it to make it into the 'lab' type environment.”

“Also I chose to add network latency by doing it on amazon instance.”

“Cheap, available to any EC2 instance, and we never have to worry about DB maintenance or failures.”

“We use Nagios to monitor our EC2 servers (CPU, etc.) and then AlertFox for external transaction monitoring.”

“We use Nagios to monitor our EC2 servers (CPU, etc.)”

“in our experience it was a lot cheaper than EC2”

“we have an ec2 instance dedicated for pairing which everyone has access to.”