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@C0D4 but I mean the unit is relative to the actual CPU.
So 1000 mili-cores on a 1ghz CPU would be worse than 500 on a 3ghz CPU?
In which case if I'm ordering the hardware for a ECS, # of mili-cores is irrelevant? -
@donuts I didn't say it was a good way of doing it 😅
Your right though, you need to know the cpu to be able to quantify how much of it you want to be able to use.
So at work, we need to order an ECS to containerize our apps.
They're asking how much RAM and mili-cores and I have no idea about what that means.
https://kubernetes.io/docs/...
Seems you can request a factory cou but what does that mean. If I have a 3.2ghz 1 core CPU for example. And I ask for 100 mili-cores... What does that mean?
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