AWS - EC2 FundamentalsWhat is the primary difference between the C5 and C6g instance families?AC5 is memory-optimized; C6g is compute-optimizedBC5 uses Intel processors; C6g uses AWS Graviton ARM processorsCC5 supports burstable CPU; C6g does notDC5 is for storage optimized; C6g is for GPU workloadsCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Identify processor types for C5 and C6gC5 instances use Intel or AMD x86 processors; C6g instances use AWS Graviton ARM processors.Step 2: Confirm instance family purposeBoth are compute-optimized; difference is processor architecture.Final Answer:C5 uses Intel processors; C6g uses AWS Graviton ARM processors -> Option BQuick Check:Processor architecture difference = C5 uses Intel processors; C6g uses AWS Graviton ARM processors [OK]Quick Trick: C6g uses ARM-based Graviton processors [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESConfusing memory vs compute optimizationMixing up processor types
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