William Denniss • 7/27/2022

High-Performance Compute on Autopilot

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Google's Autopilot for GKE now supports a Scale-Out Compute Class, designed for workloads requiring high single-threaded CPU performance or saturating CPU cores, like remote compilation. The feature uses T2D (x86) and T2A (Arm) VM types and is configured via a simple workload annotation, enhancing GKE's workload compatibility for performance-intensive tasks and databases.

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