Performance in the Cloud
Performance considerations are vital for the overall success of cloud computing. Discover how workloads will perform on Intel-based cloud solutions.
Featured Content
Getting Started with Databases in the Cloud
Choosing a CSP like AWS delivers a wealth of benefits. Choosing the right instances for different workloads is your key to success.
A Guide to Containers in the Cloud
Businesses are harnessing the power of Kubernetes supporting cloud-based containerized applications.
Reduce Time to Decision with the Databricks Lakehouse Platform and 3rd Gen Intel® Xeon® Scalable Processors
Analyzing performance aspects of using Databricks Photon leveraging 3rd Gen Intel® Xeon® scalable processors along with Intel Advanced Vector Extensions 512 (Intel® AVX-512).
Running Your Websites in VM Instances in the Cloud
While your website may not have the same workload performance requirements as databases, failing to meet website workload requirements could have severe consequences. This makes it vital to ensure your VM instance can deliver the performance you need.
Big Data and Data Analytics in the Cloud
As companies continue to analyze their data to provide better insight into their products, sales, customers, and more, the need for infrastructure that can handle the analysis grows. Running your big data and other data analysis workloads in the cloud is a great way to take advantage of the scaling and flexibility the cloud offers.
Achieve up to 4.96x the BERT-Large Inference Work with AWS M6i vs. M6g
Natural language machine learning inference workloads underlie chatbots and other business applications. As these workloads analyze text typed by customers and other users, they can put heavy demands on compute resources. This makes it important to choose cloud instances that deliver high performance.
Real World Performance
Ansys LS-DYNA on Azure Instances
Last Updated: 09/30/2022
Customers running the LS-DYNA workload can realize significant performance gains by deploying 3rd Gen Intel Xeon Scalable processors.
WordPress on Google Cloud N2 Generation Comparison
Last Updated: 09/22/2022
These instances handled more WordPress work vs instances without Crypto NI-Enabled software and those with Previous-Gen Intel Xeon Scalable Processors.
Genomics on Azure Ddv4 VMs Performance and Cost
Last Updated: 09/22/2022
VMs with 2nd Gen Intel® Xeon® Scalable processors executed genomics tasks at 52% of the time and at as little as 52% the cost of previous-gen VMs.
Genomics on Google Cloud N2 Performance and Cost
Last Updated: 09/21/2022
VMs with 2nd Gen Intel® Xeon® Scalable processors executed genomics tasks at 75% of the time and at as little as 78% the cost of previous-gen VMs.
SPECrate on Google Cloud N2 Generation Comparison
Last Updated: 09/21/2022
Achieve better estimated SPECrate®2017_int_base and SPECrate®2017_fp_base scores vs N2 instances with 2nd Gen Intel® Xeon® Scalable processors.
Kafka on AWS R5 Vs. R4 and C5 Instances
Last Updated: 09/16/2022
R5 instances outperformed both r4 instances and c5 instances with the same or previous-generation processors.
SPECrate 2017 Floating Point on AWS m6i vs. m5
Last Updated: 09/16/2022
aws m6i instances with 3rd gen Intel Xeon Scalable CPUs beat m5 instances with 2nd gen Intel Xeon Scalable CPUs in floating-point performance.
PyPerformance on AWS C5 with Granulate vs. C5a
Last Updated: 09/13/2022
Using Intel® Xeon® Scalable processors with granulate real-time continuous optimization shrinks execution time vs C5a instances with AMD EPYC processors.
PyPerformance on AWS C5 vs. Graviton
Last Updated: 09/07/2022
Using Intel® Xeon® Scalable processors with Granulate real-time continuous optimization shrinks execution time vs C6g instances with Graviton processors.
NGINX Performance on AWS C6i and R6i vs. C5 and R5
Last Updated: 09/07/2022
For both compute- and memory-optimized instances, instances with 3rd Gen Intel® Xeon® Scalable processors with Crypto Acceleration improved performance.
NGINX Performance on AWS C6i vs. C6a
Last Updated: 09/06/2022
AWS C6i instances with crypto acceleration handled more connections per second than C6a instances with AMD EPYC processors.
NGINX with Crypto Acceleration on AWS C6i and R6i
Last Updated: 09/06/2022
For both Compute-Optimized and Memory-Optimized Instances, Using Crypto Acceleration Improved Performance.