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nano и выше.1 CPU + 2 GB RAM, то есть small и выше.2 CPU + 4 GB RAM, то есть medium и выше.eu-north-1 Stockholm eu-central-1 Frankfurt •/••/••• = разные AWS Zone IDs внутри региона# Pass EC2-type Zone CPU RAM Cost $/month Cheaper×01 ✅ t3.small 🇸🇪••• 2 2 4.6 3.4x
02 ✅ t3.small 🇸🇪•• 2 2 5.0 3.1x
03 ✅ t4g.small 🇩🇪• 2 2 5.7 2.5x
04 ✅ t3a.small 🇩🇪•• 2 2 6.1 2.6x
05 ✅ c8g.medium 🇸🇪•• 1 2 7.2 4.3x
06 ✅ c7g.medium 🇸🇪••• 1 2 7.2 3.9x
07 ✅ t3.small 🇩🇪• 2 2 7.3 2.4x
08 ✅ t3.small 🇩🇪••• 2 2 7.4 2.4x
09 ✅ m8g.medium 🇸🇪•• 1 4 8.8 3.9x
10 ✅ c7g.medium 🇸🇪•• 1 2 8.8 3.2x
11 ✅ m8g.medium 🇸🇪• 1 4 9.3 3.8x
12 ✅ t3.medium 🇸🇪••• 2 4 10.5 3.0x
13 ✅ m7g.medium 🇸🇪••• 1 4 10.5 3.0x
14 ✅ t3.medium 🇸🇪• 2 4 10.9 2.9x
15 ✅ c8g.medium 🇩🇪•• 1 2 11.0 3.0x
16 ✅ r7g.medium 🇸🇪•• 1 8 11.1 3.8x
17 ✅ t3.medium 🇸🇪•• 2 4 11.2 2.8x
18 ✅ m7g.medium 🇸🇪• 1 4 11.8 2.7x
19 ✅ m8g.medium 🇩🇪•• 1 4 12.0 3.3x
20 ✅ m8g.medium 🇩🇪• 1 4 12.3 3.2x
21 ✅ t3a.medium 🇩🇪•• 2 4 12.8 2.5x
22 ✅ t3.medium 🇩🇪•• 2 4 13.9 2.5x
23 ✅ c8g.large 🇸🇪••• 2 4 15.3 4.1x
t3.small очень дешёво $4.6, но RAM только 2 GB.t3.medium 2 CPU / 4 GB — $10.5.m8g.medium — 4 GB RAM, несколько вариантов от $8.8, но 1 CPU.t4g.small $12.6t4g.medium $25.2Forwarded from Alexandr Kruchkov
N → N-1, нельзя сразу на несколько версий или несколько по очереди--force не обходит ограничения и не игнорирует PDB/NodePool disruption budgets в Auto Mode
VibeOps RFC-042 Junior as Claude Code Proxy Problem Claude Code is great. Claude Code invoice is not. Current architecture Developer → Claude Code Enterprise → code Proposed architecture Developer → Junior → Personal Claude Code Subscription → code Implementation…
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run-microvm стартует независимую Lambda MicroVM из сделанного снэпшота.us-east-1, us-east-2, us-west-2, eu-west-1, ap-northeast-1
Discovery: Security teams tackle a backlog of vulnerabilities, and many are already using frontier models to find more. Continuum starts by ingesting that existing backlog and performing its own vulnerability scan of your environment. This creates a more comprehensive view of vulnerabilities and the associated attack paths.
Prioritization: Continuum uses context to evaluate, enrich, and prioritize every finding. Is the affected component deployed, is it reachable, is it in a production path, and what would the business impact be if exploited? The result is an evidence-backed list of priorities, allowing Continuum and your team to focus on what’s most important.
Validation: Continuum validates findings to surface false positives before they waste your team’s time. It contextualizes vulnerabilities against your environment. It then constructs working exploit examples in a sandboxed environment that provide concrete, reproducible evidence of the issue.
Mitigation and remediation: Continuum assesses existing defenses around a validated issue, including blocking and compensating controls along with detection mechanisms. It then draws on its understanding of the codebase, context, and findings to recommend mitigation or remediation of the vulnerability with a network change, policy change, or code patch. The patch recommendation is validated using the same system that confirmed the vulnerability. It also provides blast radius visibility and rollback paths where feasible.
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RFC-042 Junior as Claude Code Proxynot requiredrequired (own device, own card)
Cheapest and CIDR OK VPC PeeringSpecific private TCP resource Resource Gateway directSame resource to 5+ VPCs Resource via Service NetworkService auth/governance VPC Lattice ServiceNetwork hub/on-prem TGWEnterprise global WAN Cloud WANClassic SaaS/provider endpoint NLB + PrivateLink
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