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Gemini runs on a t2 micro instance 2017-08-19 01:46:13 Post No. 3122072
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"This is not the first challenge we have had and it won't be the last"
"We upgraded our instance type from nano to micro!! That'll fix it!"
> Earns an absolute fuckload on trading fees
> Can't even be fucked to change the drop-down from nano to micro in AWS
> Goes down and admins release a letter saying they're going to have more problems and they finally started paying the paltry amount for a more decent AWS instance
Remind me why anyone uses this shitsite?
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rich people don't become rich by spending money, anon.
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> companies are people
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my guess is the matching logic is something you want to scale horizontally and it's not bound by memory or cpu. all t2 instances have the same bursting profile - IOPS are allocated based on the size of the ebs storage that backs the instance
basically they (probably) don't need to use larger instances, they need to provision larger ebs volumes
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