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Feedback from other users is always great, but I’d also recommend that you do some testing of your own. There are always going to be a number of variables that are different between your set up and others. Doing some real load testing is the best way to figure out your needs. One of the best things about being able to spin up and tear down servers on demand, is that you can do some quick testing and only be charged for the short time that you used the server. Take advantage of that.
One tool for load testing covered on the site is JMeter, check out this tutorial series: