db.x2m.16xlarge

The db.x2m.16xlarge instance is a Memory optimized instance with 32 vCPUs and 2048GB of memory starting at $undefined per hour.

Pricing

$30.432

On Demand

N/A

1-Year Reserved

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Family Sizes

SizevCPUsMemory (GiB)
db.x2m.xlarge4128
db.x2m.2xlarge4256
db.x2m.4xlarge8512
db.x2m.8xlarge161024
db.x2m.16xlarge322048
db.x2m.24xlarge483072
db.x2m.32xlarge644096

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Instance Variants

Variant
x2g
x2idn
x2iedn
x2iezn
x2m

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Instance Details

ComputeValue
vCPUs32
Memory (GiB)2048
Physical ProcessorIntel Xeon Scalable Ice Lake
CPU Architecture64-bit
StorageValue
EBS Optimized
false
Max Bandwidth (Mbps) on EBS0
Max Throughput (MB/s) on EBS0
Max I/O operations/second IOPS0
Baseline Bandwidth (Mbps) on EBS0
Baseline Throughput (MB/s) on EBS0
Baseline I/O operations/second IOPS0
NetworkingValue
Network Performance (Gibps)50 Gbps
AmazonValue
Generation
current
Instance Typedb.x2m.16xlarge
FamilyMemory optimized
NameX2M 16xlarge Extra Large
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