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About boot times: Pod on an existing node (node already running other pods): ~1 minute Fast startup — just schedules the pod and initializes the runner. Pod r
by ebrilhante 1y ago
About boot times:
Pod on an existing node (node already running other pods): ~1 minute
Fast startup — just schedules the pod and initializes the runner.
Pod requiring a new node (via Karpenter): ~5 minutes
Includes provisioning the node, joining the cluster, and launching the pod.
EC2-based cold start (no warm pool): ~5 minutes
Similar timeline — launch instance, bootstrap the runner, and register it.
Warm pool (EC2 or pod): Instant
Pre-provisioned runners pick up jobs immediately.