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With #191 and related changes (e.g. per-second EC2 billing), it should now be fairly safe to allow end users to launch spot instances.
In the UI, maybe this would be a 🚀 to the left of the regional analysis status update bar? We could start with a low limit (e.g. 20) on user-requested spot instances.
We could also consider starting multiple workers automatically when a regional analysis is launched.
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As part of this task, I'm refactoring much of the EC2-specific code out of Broker. I plan to use EC2Fleet to take advantage of a single interface for both spot and on-demand instance requests. I'm also considering having the regional analysis controller launch ~50 spot instances after a few tasks have successfully been completed on a regional analysis.
With #191 and related changes (e.g. per-second EC2 billing), it should now be fairly safe to allow end users to launch spot instances.
In the UI, maybe this would be a 🚀 to the left of the regional analysis status update bar? We could start with a low limit (e.g. 20) on user-requested spot instances.
We could also consider starting multiple workers automatically when a regional analysis is launched.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: