[tryp4vps]

..... Many things, like JS, CSS, static images and so on will be cached, and repeat database requests will be cached to prevent heavy load on our EC2 container. I will begin working on that here soon, and can provide more of an update of how the process works and maybe do an in-depth tutorial from A to Z on how to setup an AWS EC2 optimized for scalability.

Understand, and thanks for your answer. One thing I would wonder, if only JS, CSS and static images will be cached, then why not just use Cloudflare.

But I believe that AWS load balancer should work better than Cloudflare.

That is why I would love to see how you will report your findings after you actually try it out.