SourceSpot Placement Score now includes Local Zones
AWS added support for AWS Local Zones in its Spot placement score feature. This helps users identify locations where Spot capacity requests are most likely to succeed.
Why it matters
This update allows users to see more capacity options, helping them avoid failed compute requests by choosing better locations.
The details
- Local zones are now optionally included in zonal and regional score responses.
- Users can access the feature via EC2 Spot Console, AWS CLI, or SDK.
- The tool predicts success rates based on capacity and compute requirements.
Show entities and relationshipsHide entities and relationships
In this article
Technologies
Companies
Key connections
AWS owns Spot Placement Score
AWS provides the Spot Placement Score capability.
AWS owns EC2 Spot Console
AWS provides the EC2 Spot Console.
Spot Placement Score is related to AWS Local Zones
Spot Placement Score now includes support for AWS Local Zones to give users a broader view of Spot capacity options.
EC2 Spot Console uses Spot Placement Score
Users can access Spot Placement Score through the EC2 Spot Console.
AWS CLI uses Spot Placement Score
Spot Placement Score can be accessed using the AWS CLI.
Spot Placement Score is related to Cloud Computing
Spot Placement Score helps evaluate compute capacity for cloud computing workloads.
Show 2 more connectionsShow fewer connections
AWS provides the AWS Command Line Interface (AWS CLI) for automating AWS services.
AWS owns AWS Local Zones
AWS operates and deploys AWS Local Zones infrastructure
Related events
Spot Placement Score Adds Support for AWS Local Zones
Get the weekly recap
The stories like this one, picked and explained — once a week, straight to your inbox.