Mapping Aviatrix Standard Gateway Sizes to VM Instance Sizes

On the Cloud Fabric > Scaling > Auto Right-Sizing tab, you can click Aviatrix Standard Sizes to show standard sizing for Aviatrix Spoke, Specialty, and Transit Gateways (AWS and Azure) and how they map to AWS and Azure VM instance sizes. These are the sizes you see when you resize a gateway instance according to recommendations.

Cloud and Gateway Type	VM Instance Size
AWS Spoke/Specialty	XSmall = t3.micro Small = t3.small, t3.medium Large = c6in.large XLarge = c6in.xlarge
AWS Transit	XSmall = t3.large Small = c6in.large Medium = c6in.xlarge Large = c6in.2xlarge XLarge = c6in.4xlarge 2XLarge = c6in.8xlarge
Azure Spoke/Specialty	XSmall = Standard_B1ms, Standard_D1_v2 Small = Standard_D3_v2, Standard_F2s_v2 Medium = Standard_D4s_v5, Standard_F4s_v2 Large = Standard_D8s_v5, Standard_F8s_v2, Standard_D16_v2
Azure Transit	XSmall = Standard_B1ms, Standard_B2ms, Standard_D2_v4 Small = Standard_D4s_v5, Standard_D8s_v5 Medium = Standard_D16s_v5 Large = Standard_F32s_v2, Standard_D32s_v5

Any sizes tagged as Non-Prod are not recommended for a Production deployment.
Any sizes tagged as Non-HPE are not recommended for an HPE deployment.

When you resize a gateway, the Size Recommendation field shows the current size and the recommended (Aviatrix standard) size, with the actual gateway instance size shown in brackets.

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