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# AWS Graviton articles

I investigated the execution environment of Lambda Web Functions

2026.10.16

I Tried Out the Newly Available Option to Specify ARM64 When Creating a Service in ECS Express Mode

2026.09.17

I Checked the CPU and CloudTrail Information of the EC2 C9g Instances Now Available in the Tokyo Region

2026.09.05

Checking the CPU Information on the EC2 M9g Instance (Graviton5), Now Available in the Tokyo Region

2026.09.05

[Update] Amazon Redshift rg.large instances now support single-node clusters

2026.09.04

EC2 R9g instances (Graviton5) are now generally available, so I checked the CPU information and more

2026.09.02

Amazon Redshift RG instances now include rg.large and rg.12xlarge, so I tried launching an rg.large

2026.07.17

I tried track changes on Amazon Redshift RG instances

2026.07.11

[Update] Amazon Redshift Graviton-based RG instances are now available on the trailing track as well

2026.07.09

[Update] All Upfront / Partial Upfront options have been added to Amazon Redshift RA3 instance reservations

2026.06.26

[Booth Report] I encountered the Graviton5, making its Japan debut!!

2026.06.26

I tried launching an M9g (Graviton5) instance that became GA on Amazon RDS for MySQL and checked the system information

2026.06.18

EC2 M9g instances (Graviton5) are now GA, so I checked the CPU information and more

2026.06.11

I Tried a Blue-Green Migration to Amazon Redshift RG Instances Using Snapshot Restore

2026.05.18

Amazon Redshift RG Instances vs RA3 Instances - Comparing Cluster Performance and Cost Using TPC-H 10GB

2026.05.17

Graviton-based RG Instances Are Now Available in Amazon Redshift

2026.05.13

Trying Out ARM64, FARGATE_SPOT, and ECS Exec, Which ECS Express Mode Doesn't Support

2026.02.11

I checked the free tier for t4g.small extended until the end of 2026 using CUR

2026.01.07

AWS Graviton 5-powered M9g EC2 instances have been released in preview #AWSreInvent

2026.01.04