I'm a beginner, but it looks like we will slightly pay the same cost between all thoses CPUs, I think that's great. For example two t2.micro cost the same and have the same power of one t2.2xlarge. So it is a lot easier for a new platform to just horizontally scaling during peaks with t2.micro then when average number of visitors grows switch to the next CPU capacity, cost should be probably the same. Of course this idea have to be tested on different scenarios. Thank you for your content!
I'm a beginner, but it looks like we will slightly pay the same cost between all thoses CPUs, I think that's great.
For example two t2.micro cost the same and have the same power of one t2.2xlarge. So it is a lot easier for a new platform to just horizontally scaling during peaks with t2.micro then when average number of visitors grows switch to the next CPU capacity, cost should be probably the same.
Of course this idea have to be tested on different scenarios.
Thank you for your content!
Hey Bob, is there an official or common name that is used for the "Four-Tier Deployment" concept?
I think the "generic" term is "multi-tier architecture" or "n-tier architecture".