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Is There A Way I Can Make Clearml Server Work On A 4Gb Ram Ec2-Instance? I See That Min 8Gb Is Recommended, Although It'S Working With 4Gb Too, But Not Sure At What Load I'Ll Start Facing Problems. Also, I Guess Elasticsearch Uses Up Most Of The Ram, Is T

Is there a way I can make clearml server work on a 4gb ram ec2-instance? I see that min 8gb is recommended, although it's working with 4gb too, but not sure at what load I'll start facing problems.
Also, I guess elasticsearch uses up most of the ram, is there a way that I move out elasticsearch from clearml ec2 and use the one which is hosted my own machine?

  
  
Posted 14 days ago
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fair, thanks!

  
  
Posted 13 days ago

Hi BewilderedDove91
It's all about the databases in the under the hood, so 8gb is really a must

  
  
Posted 13 days ago

you can control how much memory elastic has via the compose stack, but in my experience - ive been able to run on a 4 core w 16gb of ram only up to a certain point . for things to feel snappy you really need a lot of memory available once you approach navigating over 100k tasks .

so far under 500k tasks on 16gb of ram dedicated solely to elastic has been stable for us . concurrent execution of more than a couple hundred workers can bring the UI to its knees until complete, so arguably we could use more ram for elastic still .

  
  
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