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What is the outcome that you are trying to reach?
Currently the inference container images run into multiple GBs in size. This negatively impacts the start up time for Ray Pods. We should look for ways to reduce the startup time of the Ray head and worker pods.
Describe the solution you would like
Validate if pre-fetching of images can be used leveraging EKS bottle rocket data volume in the inference blueprints to achieve this.
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Reduce Start Up Time Of Ray Pods For Inference
Enhance pull speed for Large ML container Images with Bottlerocket
Jun 19, 2024
@lindarr915 Please let us know if you need any guidance on the repo. This will be a great addition. You can also write a blog doc under the resources section to discuss the performance improvements with Bottlerocket.
Hi @vara-bonthu Darren works with me in a same team. One thing we have discussed, do you want to make this solution as a parallel pattern as others? or make it kind of a "shared pattern" (eg. a TF module or a separate stack), as some of the existing patterns may all need it.
What do you think?
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What is the outcome that you are trying to reach?
Currently the inference container images run into multiple GBs in size. This negatively impacts the start up time for Ray Pods. We should look for ways to reduce the startup time of the Ray head and worker pods.
Describe the solution you would like
Validate if pre-fetching of images can be used leveraging EKS bottle rocket data volume in the inference blueprints to achieve this.
Describe alternatives you have considered
Additional context
https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/containers/reduce-container-startup-time-on-amazon-eks-with-bottlerocket-data-volume/
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