yeah the cost calculus is very different for gpus, it absolutely makes sense for us to be using cloud there. also hardly any datacenters can support the power density, esp in downtown sf
yeah the cost calculus is very different for gpus, it absolutely makes sense for us to be using cloud there. also hardly any datacenters can support the power density, esp in downtown sf
Yeh; one other thing - you list a separate management network as an optional - it's not optional! Under no circumstance must you expose the managemnt IPs of switches or the servers to the internet; they are, on average, about as secure as a drunk politician. Use a separate management net, make sure it's only securly accessed.
I understood that it's optional because they can walk down the road to the data center instead.
They mention plugging monitors in several times. I think I've only done that once in the last couple of years, when a firmware upgrade failed and reset the management interface IP.
yep this. we just turned off management