Each public cloud has its own named instance types, with specific resource allocation: at least CPU and Memory, and sometimes more (disk, GPU, pricing, and other attributes).
This project provides a freely available, well-maintained mapping of instance type names and at least the most common attributes, in several formats (tabular, yaml).
Import the tabular or yaml files into your project, when you need to translate from a cloud's magic word for an instance type, into its attributes.
This project exists in a common location so that a project like LXD, KVM, OpenStack, MAAS, or otherwise easily create containers, virtual machines, or physical machines that rougly map to equivalent instance sizes in Amazon, Azure, Google, or other public clouds.
For example, you can use LXD to easily create a new container instance whose performance profile matches an AWS m1.large (or any other Amazon instance type):
$ lxc launch --type aws:m1.large ubuntu:16.04
$ lxc launch --type gce:f1-micro images:centos/7
$ lxc launch --type azure:A5 images:ubuntu/trusty
Other cloud instance type contributions are welcome. Please create a new tab-delimited file in the tab/ directory. The first column is the instance type's name, the second column is the number of CPUs, and the third column is the memory allocation in GiB.
- https://aws.amazon.com/ec2/instance-types/
- https://cloud.google.com/compute/docs/machine-types
- https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/cloud-services/cloud-services-sizes-specs
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