Unfortunately for Redis, AWS won't sell a VM with a lot of RAM but only a single core so you either have to use a cluster of small VMs, run a cluster within one VM, or waste your cores.
What I think would be interesting is a comparison with $/hr on the x axis and QPS on the y axis and allow optimal configurations to be used (e.g. a Redis cluster vs. a single Dragonfly). This is a lot of work though.
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