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Using spot pricing you tend to get it far cheaper than that. I was using the previous GPU instances a few months ago which are meant to be $0.65 an hour. But us
by feelix 10y ago
Using spot pricing you tend to get it far cheaper than that. I was using the previous GPU instances a few months ago which are meant to be $0.65 an hour. But using spot pricing, setting the maximum to about $50 so I wouldn't get shutdown in the middle of training, I seemed to spend an average of about $0.20 an hour.
Now I'm using a P2 instance to see how much faster it runs the same neural net. I set the max price to $0.50 in a spot price bid and got it immediately. I'm not sure how to find out exactly how much it is being charged however.
- indeed30 10y agohttps://aws.amazon.com/ec2/spot/pricing/ https://aws.amazon.com/ec2/spot/pricing/ has the current p2 spot prices
- web007 10y agoAnd as of 9am PDT you can get a single GPU Linux instance for less than ten cents an hour. I doubt it will last, but if it did you could get a year's worth of compute for $800 and still have the flexibility and reliability of AWS infrastructure.