Lots of AWS instances get compromised and have crypto miners installed on them by hackers. AWS wants to know that the person paying for the server wanted the crypto mining to happen. The other issue is over provisioning. If you're going to peg the cpu 100% of the time, vps vendors want you using bare metal or dedicated instances.
Lots of AWS instances get compromised and have crypto miners installed on them by hackers. AWS wants to know that the person paying for the server wanted the crypto mining to happen. The other issue is over provisioning. If you're going to peg the cpu 100% of the time, vps vendors want you using bare metal or dedicated instances.