If you need to be able to specify performance requirements (IOPS) independent of volume size which volume type should you choose? ST1, SC1, GP2, IO1

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Muhammad Nayab · Answer 1 · 2024-07-28T02:35:48+0000

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IO1 is the volume type that should be chosen when needing to specify performance requirements independent of volume size.

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If you need to be able to specify performance requirements (IOPS) independent of volume size, the volume type you should choose is IO1. IO1 is an Amazon Elastic Block Store (EBS) volume type designed for high-performance databases and other IO-intensive applications.

If you need to be able to specify performance requirements (IOPS) independent of volume size which volume type should you choose? ST1, SC1, GP2, IO1

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