Amazon Linux 2023 Is Running Well, Boosting EC2 Performance Over Amazon Linux 2

[phoronix]

Phoronix: Amazon Linux 2023 Is Running Well, Boosting EC2 Performance Over Amazon Linux 2

For those currently making use of Amazon Linux 2 (AL2) as the operating system for Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2) instances, the newly-released Amazon Linux 2023 (AL2023) is delivering some worthwhile speed-ups for maximizing your performance and value in their public cloud.

https://www.phoronix.com/review/amazon-linux-2023

[Kjell]

No Clear Linux?

[Michael]

No Clear Linux?

Clear Linux not for AArch64 and as mentioned tests/OSes were limited due to costs.

[ms178]

I am still waiting for a standardized 125W-class desktop platform, that gets CPU support from major ARM vendors. Any more walled gardens around each vendor won't fly in the consumer space, especially when they start from 0% market share.

[brad0]

I am still waiting for a standardized 125W-class desktop platform, that gets CPU support from major ARM vendors. Any more walled gardens around each vendor won't fly in the consumer space, especially when they start from 0% market share.

So you're waiting for something that will never happen.

[Lord Byron II]

Those that enjoy suck tests...

Is that a typo? If not, what is a "suck" test?

[Michael]

Is that a typo? If not, what is a "suck" test?

Fixed, thanks "such" tests

[elatllat]

For the tiny cloud instances systemd can use 10%RAM so Alpine may be the best option.

[ms178]

So you're waiting for something that will never happen.

Maybe, but it is something that would make chances higher for the Arm-vendors to compete successfully on the desktop against AMD and Intel. Think of the Socket 7 days with Intel, Cyrix and AMD using the same platform.