AWS EC2

AWS EC2 Cloud Infrastructure & Virtual Server Simulator

Active Instances
3
t3.medium fleet
Total Compute (vCPU)
6
2 vCPUs per server
Total Memory (RAM)
12 GB
4 GB per server
Total EBS Storage
90 GB
30 GB gp3 attached per VM
Estimated Hourly Cost
$0.147
Pay-as-you-go metering
Estimated Monthly Cost
$105.84
720 hrs continuous run
Traffic Capacity Status
Optimal (Fully Handled)
Handling 4,500 req/sec
Infrastructure Model
Elastic Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS)
Zero upfront hardware capital
EC2 Fleet Configurator
Volumes automatically terminate with instance to prevent wasted costs.
Elastic Auto-Scaling
Dynamically launch servers during traffic spikes
Virtual Private Cloud (VPC): vpc-0744e4b • 10.0.0.0/16
Subnet: us-east-1a (10.0.1.0/24)
Provisioned Instances in Subnet (3 VMs)
Average Fleet CPU Load: 58%
Why EC2 defines Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS): In traditional on-premise IT, expanding server capacity required purchasing rack hardware, awaiting shipping, and provisioning data center cooling. Amazon EC2 eliminates all upfront capital expenses: you rent resizable compute capacity by the second/hour. When traffic increases, auto-scaling deploys identical VM nodes across Availability Zones in seconds; when traffic subsides, instances terminate and attached EBS volumes are automatically destroyed so billing immediately ceases.
Live Cloud Blueprint Verified: Active EC2 configuration validated against AWS IaaS architectural specifications. READY

CloudFormation / Terraform EC2 Architecture Spec

Real-time JSON deployment blueprint reflecting all live parameters

      
    
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