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Nirai Anbu porchezhian Avatar Nirai Anbu porchezhian  answered Christy Selva Kumar's question. 18 hours ago

5. what is capacity reservation? what is the main aim of this service?

Capacity Reservation lets you reserve EC2 compute capacity in a specific Availability Zone, with the main aim of guaranteeing instance availability whenever you need it.

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