You have a video transcoding application. The videos are processed consistent with a queue. If the process of a video interrupts in one instance, it resumes in another instance. Presently there’s a large backlog of videos that must process, for this, you wish to feature a lot of instances. However, you would like these instances solely until your backlog reduce. That of those would be an economical way to do it?
Answer / Mukesh Ranjan Sinha
An economical way to handle the backlog while keeping costs low is by using AWS Batch with Spot Instances or Reserved Instances. AWS Batch automatically manages the process queue, scales up and down based on the workload, and can utilize Spot Instances for cost savings when capacity is available. When the backlog reduces, you can terminate instances to stop incurring costs.
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