A vendor license for case-management software is tied to physical server sockets, and the city must bring that license to AWS. Which EC2 option best addresses server-bound BYOL needs?
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Short Explanation
Dedicated Hosts are renting the whole apartment building — you can point socket-bound licenses at specific physical hardware. Regular shared tenancy hides the host under the hood, Spot adds interruption drama you do not want on licensed cores, and S3 tiers have nothing to do with EC2 licensing.
Full Explanation
Dedicated Hosts allocate a physical server dedicated to your use so you can address bring-your-own-license requirements that depend on sockets, cores, or host affinity. Shared tenancy On-Demand instances do not expose that physical mapping. Spot Fleets optimize for spare capacity and interruption, and S3 storage classes are unrelated to EC2 host licensing.