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Hi,
Many Clioud providers no starting offer different type of CPUs for VPS
my provider offer this type of CPUs
Type A - Availability – Server CPUs are assigned to a non-dedicated physical CPU thread with no resources guaranteed.
Ideal for variety of general purpose application like : micro-services, small-medium application, development environment, container services or any server use that does not require guaranteed CPU resources.
Type B - General Purpose – Server CPUs are assigned to a dedicated physical CPU Thread with reserved resources guaranteed.Ideal for all general purpose scenarios of production-use such as application server, web server, database server, container node, storage server, HPC, etc.
Type T - Burstable – Server CPUs are assigned to a dedicated physical CPU thread with reserved resources guaranteed.
Exceeding an average CPU usage of 10% will be extra charged for CPUs usage consumption.
Ideal for all general purpose scenarios of production-use such as application server, remote desktop server, web server, storage server, etc. and when CPU usage requirements are burstable during a small period of the time used
Type D - Dedicated – Server CPU are assigned to a dedicated physical CPU Core (2 threads) with reserved resources guaranteed.
For all general purpose scenarios of production-use such as application server, web server, database servers, container node, storage server, HPC, etc.
Now i would like to know which type of CPU should user choose for autotrading.
Can you help answer these questions from other members on NexusFi?
None of these types makes any sense.
You could have type D based on an slow CPU which will be 20 times slower than a type A on a modern CPU.
The only thing to know is the overselling resources rate (X virtual cores divided/Y physical cores), the CPU type used, and a monitoring report of the physical servers (my busiest server looks like this: https://www.screencast.com/t/wLuAEePLoCd ). But you'll never get this level of details, so these "types" will stay a wishful thinking without solid technical arguments.
I currently use the "Standard B4ms (4 vcpus, 16 GiB memory)" with Windows 2019 Datacenter on Azure. While I've only been backtesting and testing strategies, I have been happy so far. It's a burstable type and I don't leave it on 24/7 - only when I'm using it.
The VM size is pretty easy to change/upgrade/downgrade without erasing your data. So, I'd start with something on the lower end. And if you need more compute or ram, then just bump it up a size. Rinse and repeat to your budget.
