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  1. IGB
  2. IGBF-2746

Investigate: New type of EC2 instances(t4g family of EC2) for usability, cost improvement

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    • Type: Task
    • Status: Closed (View Workflow)
    • Priority: Major
    • Resolution: Done
    • Affects Version/s: None
    • Fix Version/s: None
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      Description

      AWS recently launched a new range of EC2 instances powered by Graviton Processor. These instances as named as t4g family of instances. This Ticket is for reviewing the T4g instances
      More on T4g: https://aws.amazon.com/ec2/instance-types/t4/

      Additional Details:
      All of Loraine labs instances are the old generation of the t2 type instances with the exception of the Jira server running on m5 type instances. The t2 instance family was launched in 2014.

      The new T4g.micro gives more 2vCPU and 1GB memory for $0.0084 per Hour
      while
      t2.micro gives 1vCPU and 1 GB memory for $0.0116 per Hour
      Reference: https://aws.amazon.com/ec2/pricing/on-demand/

      This task is for testing out the operational feasibility of the newly launched t4g instances for different applications.
      Task 1: Try out the new instance with the AMI used in devappstore for speed, usability, and execution of the application.
      Task 2: Try out the new instance with the AMI used in BiovizConnect for speed, usability, and execution of the application.
      Task 3: Mention if any changes are involved in deploying the instance, EBS volumes types or AMI's

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          cdias1 Chester Dias (Inactive) created issue -
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          Epic Link IGBF-2323 [ 18477 ]
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          Link This issue clones IGBF-2533 [ IGBF-2533 ]
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          Link This issue clones IGBF-2533 [ IGBF-2533 ]
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          Description Steps Enable Request Metrics(paid) like PUT ,GET on S3 buckets: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonS3/latest/user-guide/configure-metrics.html
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          Sprint Fall 1: 14 Sep - 25 Sep, Fall 2: 28 Sep - 9 Oct [ 103, 104 ]
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          Assignee Chester Dias [ cdias1 ]
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          Description AWS recently launched a new range of EC2 instances powered by Graviton Processor. These instances as named as t4g family of instances
          https://aws.amazon.com/ec2/instance-types/t4/
          All of Loraine labs instances are the old generation of the t2 type instances with the exception of Jira serve running on m5 type instances.
          The t2 instance family was launched in 2014.

          The new T4g.micro gives more 2vCPU and 1GB memory for $0.0084 per Hour
          while
          t2.micro gives 1vCPU and 1 GB memory for $0.0116 per Hour

          This task is for testing out the operational feasibility of the newly launched t4g instances
          cdias1 Chester Dias (Inactive) made changes -
          Story Points 0.5 1
          cdias1 Chester Dias (Inactive) made changes -
          Description AWS recently launched a new range of EC2 instances powered by Graviton Processor. These instances as named as t4g family of instances
          https://aws.amazon.com/ec2/instance-types/t4/
          All of Loraine labs instances are the old generation of the t2 type instances with the exception of Jira serve running on m5 type instances.
          The t2 instance family was launched in 2014.

          The new T4g.micro gives more 2vCPU and 1GB memory for $0.0084 per Hour
          while
          t2.micro gives 1vCPU and 1 GB memory for $0.0116 per Hour

          This task is for testing out the operational feasibility of the newly launched t4g instances
          AWS recently launched a new range of EC2 instances powered by Graviton Processor. These instances as named as t4g family of instances. This Ticket is for review
          More on T4g: https://aws.amazon.com/ec2/instance-types/t4/
          All of Loraine labs instances are the old generation of the t2 type instances with the exception of the Jira server running on m5 type instances. The t2 instance family was launched in 2014.

          The new T4g.micro gives more 2vCPU and 1GB memory for $0.0084 per Hour
          while
          t2.micro gives 1vCPU and 1 GB memory for $0.0116 per Hour

          This task is for testing out the operational feasibility of the newly launched t4g instances for different applications.
          Task 1: Try out the new instance with the AMI used in devappstore for speed, usability, and execution of the application.
          Task 2: Try out the new instance with the AMI used in BiovizConnect for speed, usability, and execution of the application.
          Task 3: Mention if any changes are involved in deploying the instance, EBS volumes types or AMI's
          cdias1 Chester Dias (Inactive) made changes -
          Summary Investigate: New type of EC2 instances for usability, cost improvement Investigate: New type of EC2 instances(t4g family of EC2) for usability, cost improvement
          cdias1 Chester Dias (Inactive) made changes -
          Description AWS recently launched a new range of EC2 instances powered by Graviton Processor. These instances as named as t4g family of instances. This Ticket is for review
          More on T4g: https://aws.amazon.com/ec2/instance-types/t4/
          All of Loraine labs instances are the old generation of the t2 type instances with the exception of the Jira server running on m5 type instances. The t2 instance family was launched in 2014.

          The new T4g.micro gives more 2vCPU and 1GB memory for $0.0084 per Hour
          while
          t2.micro gives 1vCPU and 1 GB memory for $0.0116 per Hour

          This task is for testing out the operational feasibility of the newly launched t4g instances for different applications.
          Task 1: Try out the new instance with the AMI used in devappstore for speed, usability, and execution of the application.
          Task 2: Try out the new instance with the AMI used in BiovizConnect for speed, usability, and execution of the application.
          Task 3: Mention if any changes are involved in deploying the instance, EBS volumes types or AMI's
          AWS recently launched a new range of EC2 instances powered by Graviton Processor. These instances as named as t4g family of instances. This Ticket is for reviewing the T4g instances
          More on T4g: https://aws.amazon.com/ec2/instance-types/t4/
          All of Loraine labs instances are the old generation of the t2 type instances with the exception of the Jira server running on m5 type instances. The t2 instance family was launched in 2014.

          The new T4g.micro gives more 2vCPU and 1GB memory for $0.0084 per Hour
          while
          t2.micro gives 1vCPU and 1 GB memory for $0.0116 per Hour

          This task is for testing out the operational feasibility of the newly launched t4g instances for different applications.
          Task 1: Try out the new instance with the AMI used in devappstore for speed, usability, and execution of the application.
          Task 2: Try out the new instance with the AMI used in BiovizConnect for speed, usability, and execution of the application.
          Task 3: Mention if any changes are involved in deploying the instance, EBS volumes types or AMI's
          cdias1 Chester Dias (Inactive) made changes -
          Description AWS recently launched a new range of EC2 instances powered by Graviton Processor. These instances as named as t4g family of instances. This Ticket is for reviewing the T4g instances
          More on T4g: https://aws.amazon.com/ec2/instance-types/t4/
          All of Loraine labs instances are the old generation of the t2 type instances with the exception of the Jira server running on m5 type instances. The t2 instance family was launched in 2014.

          The new T4g.micro gives more 2vCPU and 1GB memory for $0.0084 per Hour
          while
          t2.micro gives 1vCPU and 1 GB memory for $0.0116 per Hour

          This task is for testing out the operational feasibility of the newly launched t4g instances for different applications.
          Task 1: Try out the new instance with the AMI used in devappstore for speed, usability, and execution of the application.
          Task 2: Try out the new instance with the AMI used in BiovizConnect for speed, usability, and execution of the application.
          Task 3: Mention if any changes are involved in deploying the instance, EBS volumes types or AMI's
          AWS recently launched a new range of EC2 instances powered by Graviton Processor. These instances as named as t4g family of instances. This Ticket is for reviewing the T4g instances
          More on T4g: https://aws.amazon.com/ec2/instance-types/t4/

          Additional Details:
          All of Loraine labs instances are the old generation of the t2 type instances with the exception of the Jira server running on m5 type instances. The t2 instance family was launched in 2014.

          The new T4g.micro gives more 2vCPU and 1GB memory for $0.0084 per Hour
          while
          t2.micro gives 1vCPU and 1 GB memory for $0.0116 per Hour

          This task is for testing out the operational feasibility of the newly launched t4g instances for different applications.
          Task 1: Try out the new instance with the AMI used in devappstore for speed, usability, and execution of the application.
          Task 2: Try out the new instance with the AMI used in BiovizConnect for speed, usability, and execution of the application.
          Task 3: Mention if any changes are involved in deploying the instance, EBS volumes types or AMI's
          cdias1 Chester Dias (Inactive) made changes -
          Description AWS recently launched a new range of EC2 instances powered by Graviton Processor. These instances as named as t4g family of instances. This Ticket is for reviewing the T4g instances
          More on T4g: https://aws.amazon.com/ec2/instance-types/t4/

          Additional Details:
          All of Loraine labs instances are the old generation of the t2 type instances with the exception of the Jira server running on m5 type instances. The t2 instance family was launched in 2014.

          The new T4g.micro gives more 2vCPU and 1GB memory for $0.0084 per Hour
          while
          t2.micro gives 1vCPU and 1 GB memory for $0.0116 per Hour

          This task is for testing out the operational feasibility of the newly launched t4g instances for different applications.
          Task 1: Try out the new instance with the AMI used in devappstore for speed, usability, and execution of the application.
          Task 2: Try out the new instance with the AMI used in BiovizConnect for speed, usability, and execution of the application.
          Task 3: Mention if any changes are involved in deploying the instance, EBS volumes types or AMI's
          AWS recently launched a new range of EC2 instances powered by Graviton Processor. These instances as named as t4g family of instances. This Ticket is for reviewing the T4g instances
          More on T4g: https://aws.amazon.com/ec2/instance-types/t4/

          Additional Details:
          All of Loraine labs instances are the old generation of the t2 type instances with the exception of the Jira server running on m5 type instances. The t2 instance family was launched in 2014.

          The new T4g.micro gives more 2vCPU and 1GB memory for $0.0084 per Hour
          while
          t2.micro gives 1vCPU and 1 GB memory for $0.0116 per Hour
          Reference: https://aws.amazon.com/ec2/pricing/on-demand/

          This task is for testing out the operational feasibility of the newly launched t4g instances for different applications.
          Task 1: Try out the new instance with the AMI used in devappstore for speed, usability, and execution of the application.
          Task 2: Try out the new instance with the AMI used in BiovizConnect for speed, usability, and execution of the application.
          Task 3: Mention if any changes are involved in deploying the instance, EBS volumes types or AMI's
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          Assignee Ann Loraine [ aloraine ]

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            • Assignee:
              ann.loraine Ann Loraine
              Reporter:
              cdias1 Chester Dias (Inactive)
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