- Clustered Placement Groups
- A Clustered Placement Group is grouping of instances within a single AZ.
- Recommended for applications that need low network latency or high network throughput or both. Eg. Cassandra Clusters.
- Only certain instance types can be launched in Clustered Placement Groups.
- Spread Placement Groups
- Spread Placement Group is a grouping of instances such that each instance is launched on a separate underlying hardware.
- Recommended for applications that have a small number of critical instances that should be kept separate from each other.
- Can span across multiple AZs.
- A Clustered Placement Group can not span across multiple AZs while a Spread Placement Group can.
- The name of placement group must be unique within your AWS account.
- Only certain type of instances can be launched within a placement group eg. Compute Optimised, GPU, Memory Optimised, Storage Optimised.
- AWS recommends homogeneous instances within a placement group.
- You can not merge placement groups.
- You can not move an existing instance into a placement group.
- You can create an AMI from existing instance and then launch a new instance using your AMI into a placement group.
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