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Level up your compute with AWS Graviton

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AWS Graviton provides up to 40% better price performance for a wide range of workloads including databases, big data analytics, web applications, and microservices. Over 70,000 AWS customers have reaped the benefits of Graviton, with many completing their adoptions in just hours. We have created this best practices guide so that you can accelerate your Graviton adoption with minimal effort and enjoy significant price performance benefits.

Benefits

Get the best price performance for a broad range of workloads on AWS with up to 40% better price performance than comparable EC2 instances.

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Use up to 60% less energy than comparable EC2 instances for the same performance.

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AWS Graviton processors are supported by many popular operating systems, ISVs, and AWS Partners.

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AWS Graviton-based instances are also available in popular managed AWS services, such as Amazon Aurora, Amazon RDS, and Amazon EKS.

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Start saving with Graviton

Many customers have adopted Graviton with minimal effort and continue to enjoy significant price performance benefits. This guide outlines a framework to help you quickly move your own workload to Graviton, all based on the best practices used by thousands of customers.

The Graviton Savings Dashboard is a visualization tool that helps you understand the impact of Graviton on your workloads. In as little as 1 hour, the Graviton Savings Dashboard helps you evaluate and find the potential savings of moving workloads to AWS Graviton.

Do you have an application written in Java, Python, Go, or .NET Core that you consider migrating to Graviton? This hands-on workshop contains step-by-step approach on how to migrate an application to Graviton.

Learn more about Graviton through our curated technical resources.

Over 70,000 customers have reaped the benefits of Graviton

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