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That's the correct number. The complete list of instance types and sizes lives as http://aws.amazon.com/ec2/instance-types/


Jeff, When are the m3.medium and m3.large instances going to be available for use in Elastic Beanstalk in USEAST1?


Is that the size of the root volume?


They have a concept of an "ephemeral" volume, which is a disk mounted on the same rack. It goes away every time you reboot, but is useful for caching or file transfers, because it's the fastest disk you have access to. In day to day usage it's not actually that important.

You can have as much EBS/SAN data as you're willing to pay for, so everything important gets stored on that.


After spinning up an instance-store m3.medium, the 4GB volume is in addition to the root volume.




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