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No? We make sure that pairs of vCPUs (hypertwins) stay together. If you'd like, you can offline your threads in the guest for a fairly similar outcome. Some of
by boulos 10y ago
No? We make sure that pairs of vCPUs (hypertwins) stay together. If you'd like, you can offline your threads in the guest for a fairly similar outcome. Some of us regret that we sell an n1-standard-1 and the shared core machine types, but it's pretty nice to have a $5/month VM price point for those that want it. Most folks doing serious numerical computing end up using much larger VMs, and always crossing NUMA nodes (which is a much larger impact).
Disclosure: I work on Google Cloud (and historically focused solely on Compute Engine).
- Shakahs 10y agoI'm curious, what is there to regret about having a shared core machine type? Some people have a use for them and appreciate the cost savings.