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The smallest AWS CPU instance dstack supports is t2.small (1xCPU, 2GB RAM). Some workflows may benefit from cheaper instances with less RAM and a lower baseline burstable CPU performance.
Solution
Support instances from the t2, t3, and t3a families that are smaller than t2.small.
Supporting larger instances from these families is questionable, since dstack does not distinguish burstable instances, so the difference between low-performance (t2, t3) and higher-performance (c5, m5) instances won't be visible in the offers list.
Workaround
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Problem
The smallest AWS CPU instance
dstack
supports ist2.small
(1xCPU, 2GB RAM). Some workflows may benefit from cheaper instances with less RAM and a lower baseline burstable CPU performance.Solution
Support instances from the
t2
,t3
, andt3a
families that are smaller thant2.small
.Supporting larger instances from these families is questionable, since
dstack
does not distinguish burstable instances, so the difference between low-performance (t2
,t3
) and higher-performance (c5
,m5
) instances won't be visible in the offers list.Workaround
No response
Would you like to help us implement this feature by sending a PR?
Yes
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: