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| grouping of instances within a single availability zone. |
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| When are cluster groups recommended? |
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| Low network latency, high network throughput, or both. |
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| Can all instances be launched into a cluster placement group? |
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| group of instances placed on distinct underlying hardware |
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| When should people use spread placement group? |
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| When there are a group of critical instances meant to be separate from each other. |
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| Can a clustered placement group span multiple AZs? |
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| Can a spread placement group span multiple AZs? |
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| Must the name be unique for your placement groups within AWS? |
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| What certain types of instances can be launched in a placement group? |
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| Compute Optimized, GPU, Memory Optimized, Storage Optimized. |
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| Does AWS recommend homogeneous instances within placement groups? |
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| Can you merge placement groups? |
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| Can you move an existing instance into a placement group? |
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| How do you create a new instance and place into a placement group? |
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| Create new AMI, launch AMI into a new instance of the placement group. |
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| file storage service for Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud instances. Amazon EFS provides UI that allows the creation and configuration of file systems quickly and easily. Storage capacity is elastic and allows for growing and shrinking automatically as addition and removal of files is done. |
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| What is the maximum size of an SQS file? |
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