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For the curious, the (max) price of those instances is $6.82/hr, so 206 * 6.82 * (23/60) = $538.55 --If they did it with non-reserved instances in US East. If
by showerst 12y ago
For the curious, the (max) price of those instances is $6.82/hr, so 206 * 6.82 * (23/60) = $538.55 --If they did it with non-reserved instances in US East.
If they used reserved instances in USEast, it drops to $181.
Obviously there are lots of costs involved beside the final perfect run, but it's an interesting ballpark.
- sp332 12y agoYou have to put spaces around your * 's to keep HN from italicizing everything.
- showerst 12y agoOops, edited. Thanks!
- gphil 12y agoOne of the big positives of Spark is that its architecture is amenable to having workers run on spot instances, which are even cheaper than reserved instances.