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AWS Graviton

AWS Graviton is a family of custom-designed processors by Amazon Web Services, built on ARM architecture and optimized for cloud workloads. It powers various AWS EC2 instances, offering cost-effective and energy-efficient compute performance for applications like web servers, containerized microservices, and data analytics. These processors are designed to deliver high performance per dollar compared to traditional x86-based instances.

Also known as: Graviton, AWS Graviton Processor, Amazon Graviton, Graviton2, Graviton3
🧊Why learn AWS Graviton?

Developers should use AWS Graviton for cost-sensitive workloads where ARM compatibility is feasible, such as web applications, containerized services (e.g., with Docker or Kubernetes), and data processing tasks, as it can reduce cloud expenses by up to 40% compared to equivalent x86 instances. It's particularly beneficial for scaling applications in AWS environments where performance per dollar is a priority, and it supports popular software stacks like Linux, Java, Python, and Node.js.

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