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AI-managed spot instances for production workloads

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Xosphere automates the use of AWS Spot Instances for production workloads using ML to select instances based on availability and cost-performance balance. It installs in 10 minutes via CloudFormation and provides high-availability reliability with cheap spot pricing, automatically managing instance selection, interruption handling, and failover for teams wanting significant compute cost savings.

Xosphere solves the reliability challenge of running production workloads on AWS Spot Instances, which offer up to 90% cost savings but can be interrupted with minimal notice. The ML engine continuously monitors spot market conditions, selects instance types with the best availability-to-cost ratio, and manages automatic failover when interruptions occur. This enables teams to use spot pricing for workloads traditionally considered too critical for spot instances.

Installation takes approximately 10 minutes through an AWS CloudFormation template, with no application code changes required. The platform manages the entire spot instance lifecycle: selecting optimal instance types and availability zones, requesting capacity, handling interruption notices, and migrating workloads to available instances seamlessly. Teams configure their performance requirements and let the automation handle the complexity.

Xosphere operates on a performance-based pricing model where costs are tied to actual savings generated. The simple installation and transparent pricing make it accessible for teams of all sizes running on AWS. It is particularly valuable for compute-intensive workloads like batch processing, CI/CD runners, and development environments where spot savings compound significantly over time.

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Performance-based pricing tied to savings

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AWS, CloudFormation, Spot Instances, EC2

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