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AWS Micro vs Large Copy: Cost Effective

It seems that by launching two large instances I can run about 40 micros. On a distributed system (MongoDB in my case), 40 micro-instances sound much faster than two large instances, suppose the database file is in EBS in both cases.

It's true?

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Micro-instances may have a 97% "steal" time on the processor, and they can be immune for several seconds.

In many use cases, it is not acceptable to wait 15 seconds for a response. I think small examples are the best deal. I run several of them, and I share the risk of problems and workload between them.

source: personal experience and this article

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