Eksctl: Use Elastic Inference for GPU-powered clusters

Created on 18 Mar 2019  路  5Comments  路  Source: weaveworks/eksctl

Why do you want this feature?

Elastic Inference adds GPU acceleration to any Amazon EC2 instance for faster inference at much lower cost (up to 75% savings). EKS customers could have extensive savings by provisioning a cluster using this instead of straight up GPUs.

Not sure, if this even made sense.

What feature/behavior/change do you want?

A GPU-powered cluster is created as:

   eksctl create cluster eks-gpu \
      --node-type=p3.8xlarge \
      --nodes=2 \
      --region=us-west-2 \
      --ssh-access \
      --ssh-public-key=arun-us-west2

A CLI using Elastic Inference could be:

   eksctl create cluster eks-gpu \
      --nodes=2 \
      --region=us-west-2 \
      --vpc-elastic-inference
      --ssh-public-key=arun-us-west2

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+1 this is critical for economic inference workloads

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Could you please share the docs for CloudFormation along with reference docs?

Do we have anything other than the ones listed below to be addressed for this?

+1 this is critical for economic inference workloads

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