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Top notch quality content Mehul. Please keep them coming.
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The more interesting part would be, if there are plenty of spots instances then they might not take back, but rather it depends on the AWS business requirements how they want to handle this, Do they want to keep it as spots instance or will they intentionally take back and you have to now migrate to a primary instance.
Interesting, lets see when you can use it for codedamn and how effective it becomes
Your videos literally amazing. I always wanted a techie guy like you to hear about new technology related updates and things. keep making videos like this. ๐โฅ๐
There's some good AWS-CDK and other code examples on GitHub (for a long time actually) and good articles out there for using spot instances for different types of workloads. I clicked through the video, you have some really good explanations, thank-you for sharing!
Content is good. Video editing isnโt. Need to hire a good editor. I donโt know why people with good content donโt care about good presentation.
Really interesting idea but yeah same question as you how to move everything. They should create some resources for this. But nevertheless I am gonna pitch them in my next team tech talk.
Once it became popular and mainstream, Will the cloud providers patch this & make it harder to use spot instances?
He explain basic functions & some protocols are opensource & some still in beta. But it took around 2 min to transfer 1.5 GB of data between different nodes. While AWS only give 2 min warning that must be challenging https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kcQ7bjvMeKY
This video is probably 2 months old
๐ system design for that comes in my mind as a junior dev:
– Put a route/request handler instance in front of a large EC2 spot instance
– ec2's state always sync with a reliable instance
– user request -> route handler -> ec2 spot -> goes back to route handler -> resolved to user.
– if route handler lost connection with ec2, then it's initiate another ec2 spot & send the unresolved requests again.
Which software do you use to draw ?
Superb Explanation Sir
I don't see why I will base my business over spot instances ๐
Maybe some toy project or a frugal one can be hosted on it.
This we can think of trying on aws where we have 2mins notice, but azure, gcp gives us only 30secs notice
Looks intresting thanks for the info
Refrance video links?
Such a quality contents these days!!!
Keep delivering them sir ๐
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This company cannot scale, if everyone starts using spot instances as their primary machine then who is going to provide the spot instances.
Please make a video on unikernel (like mirage os) and how this can be used with docker I guess (or maybe even spot instances)
there is also criu which can allow for live migration , but I am not sure if it can migrate network packets / recontinue them , I am not sure
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Great Video!
It would be better if the description links to the website or his twitter account.
Ye canada me baith ke pagal bna ra. Mein bta ra kya kar re ye, under the hood ye khud ke hi compute instance denge spot ke price pe.
Sounds intresting ๐ฎ๐ค