OttoFMS documentation indicates one should avoid using Burstable Instances:
And specifically calls out AWS T-type instances.
Forgive my ignorance, but would an AWS ‘m7i-flex.xlarge’ type instance also fall into the ‘burstable’ category?
from some docs somewhere
No, m7i-flex instances, including the m7i-flex.xlarge, are not burstable in the same way as T series instances. While they offer “flex” performance, meaning they can scale up to full performance a majority of the time, they don’t use CPU credits like burstable instances.
Ah OK, thanks for that. Cheers John.