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AWS Graviton processors are custom Arm-based processors designed by Amazon Web Services (AWS). They are used in Arm-based virtual machines in Amazon Elastic Cloud Compute (Amazon EC2) instances. Graviton-based instances have many combinations of vCPU, memory, storage, and OS resources for your workloads. You can create, launch, and manage these instances through AWS Management Console, AWS Command Line Interface (AWS CLI), or AWS SDKs.

AWS Graviton processors are custom Arm-based processors designed by Amazon Web Services (AWS). They are used in Arm-based virtual machines in Amazon Elastic Cloud Compute (Amazon EC2) instances. Graviton-based instances have many combinations of vCPU, memory, storage, and OS resources for your Linux-based workloads. You can create, launch, and manage Graviton-based instances through AWS Management Console, AWS Command Line Interface (AWS CLI), or AWS SDKs.

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Use this tag when you have any question involving AWS Graviton. This includes, but not limited to, Graviton-based processors; Graviton-based instances; workload implementation in Graviton-based instances; using Graviton-based instances with other AWS Services; or using open-source and 3rd party software for Graviton-based instances.

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Elastic Beanstalk console can't select Graviton instance type

In the AWS Elastic Beanstalk web console for an existing environment, under "Configuration" -> "Capacity" -> "Instance Types", I can't select a Graviton instance, e.g. c6g.large, m6g.large, or r6g.large. None of those appear on the list of options,…
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AWS Cloud9 on Graviton Terminal Spinning

I decided to try to run Cloud9 on an ARM server ("Graviton"). I created an EC2 t4g.medium instance and a key, made sure I could SSH into it as expected (no problem), and then created a Cloud9 SSH environment. It mostly seemed to install without…
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Compatibility of Presto and Hadoop for running on Graviton2 instances

Which Presto version provides compatibility with the Graviton Processor? Does Presto have a dependency on Hadoop? If it does, does Presto require a specific compatible version of Hadoop to run on the Graviton Processor, and if so, which Hadoop…
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Gitlab Pipeline with ARM architecture - always fails with: exec /bin/sh: exec format error

Just so you know, I have went through countless Stackoverflow questions about this and have tried everything and it seems nothing is working for me. I have tried adding the shebang, added --platform=linux/arm64 in the FROM in the Dockerfile etc. My…
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Purpose of internal storage in AWS RDS db.m6gd instances

What is the purpose of internal nvme storage on AWS ARM (Graviton2) RDS instaces (eg. db.m6gd)? I was able to select this class while creating RDS but can't find much info about internal storage purpose, configuration or life cycle. AWS RDS…
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How to create AWS Graviton (ARM) Python Lambda on Intel machine with Poetry

I'm trying to build a Python Lambda with Poetry. My function depends on psycopg2. This library, in turn, depends on a platform binary: libpq. So, I need to bundle it in my distro (a ZIP file). There is a psycopg2-binary package on PyPi and I believe…
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Do I have to repackage my docker image for it to be able to run on AWS Graviton(ARM) based EKS/ECS?

Suppose I already have a bunch of x86 docker images. They are currently running on x86 based AWS EKS and ECS. If I want to switch to AWS Graviton(ARM based), do I have to repackage my docker images? And if my base images are not ARM, and they are…
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Cronjob Script not working for Graviton based EC2 instance with encryption enabled on EBS volume

I have one Ubuntu 18.04.6 LTS EC2 Instance having Graviton2 arm64 Architecture. I have also enabled encryption on EBS volume. I configured some cronjob bash script. I was able to run those script manually by ./backup-script.sh command. But when…
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AWS Graviton based EC2 Instance Upgrade in EMR causing task failures

I have a spark Scala job running in EMR that I am trying to improve. As of right now it runs on m5.8xlarge with no issues. I recently tried upgrading to the Graviton based EC2 instances m6g.8xlarge and while the job does succeed, I am seeing some…
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Segmentation fault in a pod running on Graviton ARM64

I try to do a simple apt-get install curl on a pod running on ARM64 (Graviton), I get a Segmentation fault (core dumped) All workaround I found ask to install sudo but i can't , I abviously get seg fault too. I have only apt available for package…
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