m2 Instance Family

The M2 instance family, first available in October 2009, is a previous generation of Memory Optimized instances featuring Intel Xeon E5-2670 processors. These instances offered increased memory (up to 68.4 GiB) and enhanced I/O performance compared to the M1 family. They included local instance storage, such as 420 GB on the m2.xlarge, and provided moderate network performance. The M2 family was specifically designed for memory-intensive applications like high-performance databases and data warehousing.

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vCPUs
Up to 8
Memory
Up to 68 GiB
Architecture
x86_64
Processor
Intel
Ranked by CPU performance (Passmark)
#1
m8a, c8a, r8a
3846 Up to 192 vCPU
#3
m7a, c7a, r7a
2887 Up to 192 vCPU
#4
2595 Up to 192 vCPU
#5
2303 Up to 128 vCPU
#6
1853 Up to 192 vCPU
#7
m5dn, c4, r5dn, r5n, t2
1764 Up to 96 vCPU
#8
m4, m5, m5n, m7g, m7gd, c3, c7g, c7gd, c7gn, i3, i3en, r3, r4, r5, r5b, r5d, r7g, r7gd, t3
1648 Up to 96 vCPU
#9
1419 Up to 96 vCPU
#10
1098 Up to 64 vCPU
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