@@alonhazan6324 Hi Alon. Can you share your configuration and a sample code that works on Ray Distributed with me ??. In our side, we have been testing some codes on Ray 3-Node ( not scaleable one) and python codes with pandas not working properly on Ray Distributed system. I appreciate your comment.
Yep. It looks like exponential growth, but that's impossible. The best speedup one can achieve by parallelization is linear (which is indeed roughly the case in the chart).
I Love Ray. Parallelization that works!
I'm beginner in ray, Can I use ray on windows or we need WSL2. Also what is the easiest way to build cluster with windows if possiple.
Sorry I use Linux for development. But I hear ray supposed to support windows now.
@@alonhazan6324 Hi Alon. Can you share your configuration and a sample code that works on Ray Distributed with me ??. In our side, we have been testing some codes on Ray 3-Node ( not scaleable one) and python codes with pandas not working properly on Ray Distributed system. I appreciate your comment.
Awesome
Really great presentation !
What's the AWS cluster that you set up? EC2 instances? ECS? 30 seconds for provisioning 10 units (hosts?) is really good. Surprisingly good.
Really simple and great presentation
such a nice presentation!
Amazing! Keep the good work up.
Ray rocks
Chart showing scaling around 12:20 might have done better to have y on a log-10 scale.
Yep. It looks like exponential growth, but that's impossible. The best speedup one can achieve by parallelization is linear (which is indeed roughly the case in the chart).
Is possible to run a task on a certain machine (type/ID) ?