Instance Sizing

EC2 instance and Aurora components can be scaled up or down depending on the workload
Below EC2 instance sizes are offered:
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Please refer to this link for EC2 instance sizing
Default: t2.medium
Allowed: 
    "t2.micro",
    "t2.small",
    "t2.medium",
    "m3.medium",
    "m3.large",
    "m3.xlarge",
    "m3.2xlarge",
    "m4.large",
    "m4.xlarge",
    "m4.2xlarge",
    "m4.4xlarge",
    "m4.10xlarge",
    "c3.large",
    "c3.xlarge",
    "c3.2xlarge",
    "c3.4xlarge",
    "c3.8xlarge",
    "c4.large",
    "c4.xlarge",
    "c4.2xlarge",
    "c4.4xlarge",
    "c4.8xlarge",
    "g2.2xlarge",
    "hi1.4xlarge",
    "hs1.8xlarge",
    "i2.xlarge",
    "i2.2xlarge",
    "i2.4xlarge",
    "i2.8xlarge",
    "r3.large",
    "r3.xlarge",
    "r3.2xlarge",
    "r3.4xlarge",
    "r3.8xlarge"
Aurora component sizing information can be found at this link​
Below Aurora RDS Instance Type sizing are offered: 
Default: db.t2.medium
Allowed sizes:  
    "db.t2.medium",
    "db.r3.large",
    "db.r3.xlarge",
    "db.r3.2xlarge",
    "db.r3.4xlarge",
    "db.r3.8xlarge"
AWS Elastic LoadBalancer is automatically created where you can configure your DNS name.
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