Consider adding Amazon VPC things to ec2 instances. Based on from this question from @Saroopashree which asked (among other things), "What about platforms like Linux/UNIX (Amazon VPC)" ?
I haven't researched this deeply, but here's an example reserved instance that mentions "Amazon VPC": note the description of "Linux with SQL Server Enterprise (Amazon VPC), r3.xlarge reserved instance applied".
Presumably the base instance type has something we could add to what we're surfacing this in the user interface, see ec2 SKU below.
Consider adding Amazon VPC things to ec2 instances. Based on from this question from @Saroopashree which asked (among other things), "What about platforms like Linux/UNIX (Amazon VPC)" ?
I haven't researched this deeply, but here's an example reserved instance that mentions "Amazon VPC": note the description of "Linux with SQL Server Enterprise (Amazon VPC), r3.xlarge reserved instance applied".
Presumably the base instance type has something we could add to what we're surfacing this in the user interface, see ec2 SKU below.
ec2 SKU
Working back from the reserved-instance SKU of
"HRWXUXUDEADCE8NY"
from above it looks like"tenancy" : "Dedicated",
might be relevant.