It is (of course) an EBS backed instance; I would like to see what the impact of having increased CPU power would do for it. What's the easiest way?
It is (of course) an EBS backed instance; I would like to see what the impact of having increased CPU power would do for it. What's the easiest way?
The biggest caveat to this is that an m1.small is a 32-bit machine whereas a t1.micro is a 64-bit machine. Unless you're running a 32-bit AMI on the micro, you won't be able to upgrade to m1.small. You'll have to skip up to the next level where 64-bit is again supported.
http://alestic.com/2011/02/ec2-change-type is the answer
Once you change the instance type by stoping the instance and changing instance type, reassociate your elastic IP to that instance. And then:
you need to restart your mysqld and httpd.conf.
sudo /etc/init.d/mysqld restart sudo /etc/init.d/httpd restart