Amazon EC2 Dedicated Hosts Configuration

Dedicated Hosts powered by the Amazon Web Services Nitro System support multiple instance types within the same instance family on a host. For example, when you allocate a R5 Dedicated Host, you can use a host with 2 sockets and 48 physical cores to run different R5 instance types such as r5.2xlarge, r5.4xlarge, and others on the same host. You can run any number of instances up to the core capacity associated with the host.

The table below lists the instance family and instance size configurations supported on Dedicated Hosts. The table also includes information on the number of instances you can run for a specific instance size and family based on the physical core capacity associated with the Dedicated Host. For more information on instances, visit Amazon EC2 Product Details.

For Dedicated Hosts powered by the Amazon Web Services Nitro System, you can run any number of instances up to the core capacity associated with the host. The tables below give examples of how you can run different instance types on a single host. The first table shows two scenarios for a R5 Dedicated Host, where you can run different instance types to consume the 48 physical cores associated with the host. The second table shows two scenarios for a C5 Dedicated Host, where you can run different instance types to consume the 36 physical cores associated with the host.