Cloud bursting with HP CloudSystem Matrix infrastructure orchestration: Matrix-to-Matrix, HP Matrix KVM Private Cloud, HP Cloud Services, and Amazon EC2

</FilterSet>
</Filters>
Instance type definition file
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?>
<!--
This file defines the instance types to use for an Amazon EC2 capacity pool.
The instance type names in this file must match the names used by the provider.
This file may be edited to:
- Disable the use of certain instance types, by removing them from the file.
- Modify the memory and processor settings for an instance type, to normalize them
with other resources in the managed environment.
-->
<server-types>
<!--
Refer to http://aws.amazon.com/ec2/instance-types for definitions
of EC2 instance types.
Processor counts are set based on Amazon ECU values. An ECU is
equivalent to one early-2006 1.7 GHz Xeon processor.
32-bit x86 processors are represented as "IA-32".
64-bit x86 processors are represented as "x86_64".
A t1.micro instance cannot be launched from an S3-backed AMI.
Some instance types may not be available in all regions. Please
refer to AWS documentation.
-->
<server-type>
<!-- Micro Instance -->
<name>t1.micro</name>
<memoryGb>0.599</memoryGb>
<numberOfProcessors>2</numberOfProcessors>
<processorArchitecture>IA-32</processorArchitecture>
<processorArchitecture>x86_64</processorArchitecture>
</server-type>
<server-type>
<!-- Small Instance (EC2 default) -->
<name>m1.small</name>
<memoryGb>1.7</memoryGb>
<numberOfProcessors>1</numberOfProcessors>
<processorArchitecture>IA-32</processorArchitecture>
<processorArchitecture>x86_64</processorArchitecture>
</server-type>
<server-type>
<!-- Medium Instance -->
<name>m1.medium</name>
<memoryGb>3.75</memoryGb>
<numberOfProcessors>2</numberOfProcessors>
<processorArchitecture>IA-32</processorArchitecture>
<processorArchitecture>x86_64</processorArchitecture>
</server-type>
<server-type>
<!-- Large Instance -->
<name>m1.large</name>
<memoryGb>7.5</memoryGb>
<numberOfProcessors>4</numberOfProcessors>
<processorArchitecture>x86_64</processorArchitecture>
</server-type>
<server-type>
<!-- Extra Large Instance -->
34