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Currently the system pulls a list of regions / instance types based on a provided label that denotes a node as being a spot instance.
This list is used to fetch both spot and on-demand instance pricing.
However, we want to use this tool to try and calculate an overall cost of the cluster, which means we want on-demand prices for on-demand instances, and spot prices for spot instances.
As a workaround I can provide a --spot-label argument which is a label common to ALL nodes. This way I simply get spot and on-demand pricing for all the node types used in the system.
But ideally I think for the on-demand pricing it would simply fetch prices for all nodes in the system, regardless of the spot-worker label.
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Currently the system pulls a list of regions / instance types based on a provided label that denotes a node as being a spot instance.
This list is used to fetch both spot and on-demand instance pricing.
However, we want to use this tool to try and calculate an overall cost of the cluster, which means we want on-demand prices for on-demand instances, and spot prices for spot instances.
As a workaround I can provide a
--spot-label
argument which is a label common to ALL nodes. This way I simply get spot and on-demand pricing for all the node types used in the system.But ideally I think for the on-demand pricing it would simply fetch prices for all nodes in the system, regardless of the spot-worker label.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: