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Maybe the "cpu host" is faster and you run a computationally heavy command there, or it's closer to some resource (e.g. you wrote a script to search for some da
by lmz 5y ago
Maybe the "cpu host" is faster and you run a computationally heavy command there, or it's closer to some resource (e.g. you wrote a script to search for some data inside S3 and want to run it on an EC2 instance). Maybe it's something with specialized hardware that you'd like to control (I see /dev is not forwarded).