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Upgrading to a regular paid account (which still gives you the free tier credits), you get a selection of VMs. New this year are the AMD EPYC Turin Standard.E6 VMs and the next generation ARM Standard.A4 type powered by the AmpereOne M CPU. If you recall from last year, the AmpereOne A2 instances were slower in quite a few tasks than the older Altra A1. Ampere really needed a step forward, and AmpereOne M (A4) finally delivers meaningful gains in this year’s dataset. I had trouble building older-gen AMD instances, so in the end I did not include them. I also could only build Standard.A4 in one region (Ashburn), even though I tried in Phoenix which Oracle had in the availability list, to no avail.
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A slight detour here to explain my workflow and hopefully illustrate why I love Rails so much in the first place. It really shook things up in the early 2000s - before that, most of the web frameworks I’d used (I’m looking at you, Struts…) were massively complex and required endless amounts of XML boilerplate and other configuration to wire things up. Rails threw all that away and introduced the notion of “convention over configuration” and took full advantage of the expressive, succinct coding style enabled by Ruby.