A county license desk wants EC2 capacity that stays on single-tenant hardware but does not need to pick and control a specific physical server for bring-your-own licensing. Which tenancy option matches that need?
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Short Explanation
Think of wanting single-tenant hardware without babysitting a named physical box. Dedicated Instances give you dedicated hardware without host-level placement control. Shared tenancy and Spot are different stories.
Full Explanation
Dedicated Instances run in a VPC on hardware dedicated to a single customer account, but AWS still manages host placement. Dedicated Hosts give visibility and control over the physical server, which matters for certain BYOL scenarios. Shared tenancy remains the default multi-tenant model. Spot pricing and S3 storage classes do not provide dedicated EC2 tenancy.