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From the blog post, the largest individual Ray cluster that was observed running a production compaction job in Q1 had 26,846 vCPUs and ~210TiB of RAM. This is
by thedood 2y ago
From the blog post, the largest individual Ray cluster that was observed running a production compaction job in Q1 had 26,846 vCPUs and ~210TiB of RAM. This is roughly equivalent to a Ray cluster composed of 839 r5.8xlarge EC2 nodes (w/ 32 vCPUs and 256GiB RAM per node).
- layoric 2y agoFor those interested, this would be at a cost of: - ~$1691/hour on demand - ~$1065/hour reserved - ~$521/hour spot Not including any related data transfer costs.
- LarsDu88 2y agoWow that is not NEARLY as expensive as I would have imagined considering the scale of the data involved.
- artemisart 2y agoThat's also $41k / 26k / 13k per day or $1.2M / 767k / 375k per month!
- LarsDu88 2y agoI mean, for all of Amazon's business intelligence, running on servers operated by Amazon... tis a mere pittance.