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Best Amazon Web Services EC2 instance type for Confluence

Robert Lauriston

Confluence has been crashing occasionally and Atlassian support suggests moving to an instance with more memory, or at least with system logs enabled so we can identify the cause of the crash. Currently I'm using an m1.small, which has been discontinued.

Any suggestions on instance type? This is a very low-traffic server.

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Robert Lauriston

Atlassian says M3 or C3:

https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/JIRAKB/Installing+JIRA+in+Amazon+EC2+Micro+Instance?focusedCommentId=683508178&#comment-683508178

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Adrien Ragot 2

I tried it and even 1Gb on memory on the system was scarce for all resources that had to run (including non-Confluence resources). My instance is my public documentation, with a hundred visits a day, so very low-traffic too. I took a 2Gb/2CPU droplet for $20/month from another provider and Confluence runs fine for a correct price.

_{Since you've advertised Amazon EC2 in your title, I'll advertise my provider: Here's a $10 voucher for them (disclosure: That gives me a rebate too obviously).}

Robert Lauriston

Atlassian says M3 or C3:

https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/JIRAKB/Installing+JIRA+in+Amazon+EC2+Micro+Instance?focusedCommentId=683508178&#comment-683508178

Sandor Krisztian Andre_n9oala

I know it's been a long time, but which other provider was it?

Sandor Krisztian Andre_n9oala

I think it must have been DO.

Robert Lauriston

"Droplet" = Digital Ocean.

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