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This sounds great, except for one thing: you can scale your compute (CPU & RAM) as needed but your storage appears to scale with it. So, if I use a "16 vCPUs,
by tomComb 5mo ago
This sounds great, except for one thing: you can scale your compute (CPU & RAM) as needed but your storage appears to scale with it.
So, if I use a "16 vCPUs, 32GB RAM, 400GB SSD" machine for a period of intense compute, and then want to scale that down to "2 vCPUs, 4GB RAM", most of my storage disappears?
That rather ruins the potential of the advertised scalability.
- messh 5mo agoThe scalability is in the number of instances: create, duplicate and destroy down to zero. Each instance size is fixed.