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This is interesting, but I'm more interested in self-hosting. I already have a lot of GPUs (some running some not.) Does this have a self-hosting option so I ca
by Cieric 2y ago
This is interesting, but I'm more interested in self-hosting. I already have a lot of GPUs (some running some not.) Does this have a self-hosting option so I can use the GPUs I already have?
- cpeterson42 2y agoWe don't support self hosting yet but the same technology should work well here. Many of the same benefits apply in a self-hosted setting, namely efficient workload scheduling, GPU-sharing, and ease-of-use. Definitely open to this possibility in the future!
- goku-goku 2y ago[flagged]
- Cieric 2y agoThanks, but I've already evaluated JuiceLabs and it does not handle what I need it to. Plus with the whole project going commercial and the community edition being neglected I no longer have any interest in trying to support the project either.
- smcleod 2y agoIs it open source? The website seems to be one of those closed "join a wait list" sites
- covi 2y agoIf you want to use your own GPUs or cloud accounts but with a great dev experience, see SkyPilot.
- ellis0n 2y agoYou can rent out your GPUs in the cloud with services like Akash Network and rent GPUs at thundercompute.com.. manager's path, almost like self-hosting :)
- donnygreenberg 2y agoIf you want a PyTorch-like experience on your own GPUs (either static or cloud), see https://github.com/run-house/runhouse https://github.com/run-house/runhouse