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donuts
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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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    1 core = 1000 milli core
    0.5 core = 500 milli core

    etc, etc.

    So back to you, your asking for 10% of a cpu core to run on 🤔I get the feeling that won't be enough some how.
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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?
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    @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.
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