When it comes to deploying voice agents on AWS, the best EC2 instance type really depends on what you need. Here are some friendly pointers to help you choose: • CPU Requirements: Make sure your instance has enough cores. For example, 4 cores can comfortably support up to 25 voice agents. • Memory: You’ll want to allocate enough memory. Tests suggest around 2.8GB per instance, so it’s a good idea to have some extra RAM just in case things get busy. • Instance Types: ◦ General-Purpose Instances: T3 or C5 instances work well if you don’t need a GPU. ◦ GPU-Enabled Instances: For real-time processing or machine learning tasks, P3 or G4 instances are the way to go. • Autoscaling: Setting up autoscaling can really help manage changes in workload smoothly. • Region and Availability: Choose regions that fit your latency and locality needs, and spread your deployment across multiple Availability Zones to keep things reliable. • Security Groups: Don’t forget to configure security groups so the right ports are open for secure communication. If you want, feel free to share more about how many agents you’re planning to run or any specific processing needs. I’m here to help you fine-tune these recommendations!