I am skipping some very old instance types that are obviously uncompetitive. I am still trying to configure at 2GB/vCPU of RAM (which is variably considered as "compute-optimized", or "general-purpose") and 30GB SSD (not high-IOPS) boot disk for the price comparison to make sense (exceptions will be noted).
Like last time, this is all about generic CPU performance and especially what you can actually get per $ spent on compute VM instances. Due to the focus on CPU workloads, burstable instances are not included. Single-thread performance is evaluated separately, as there are always workloads that cannot be further parallelized. For multi-thread, each instance type is tested in a 2vCPU configuration which is usually the minimum unit you can order (it corresponds to a single core for SMT-enabled systems, like all Intel and most AMD). The more threads your workload can utilize, the more multiples of that unit you can order.
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