Marcos Ortiz

I'm a Data Engineer by day at Riot Games (via X-Team ) and by night, I curate the last news/product announcements/resources about AWS Silicon (Graviton, AWS Nitro, Inferentia, and Trainium).

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AWS Graviton Weekly # 77

Published about 2 months ago • 1 min read

Issue # 77: March 1, 2024 to March 8, 2024

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Hey Reader.

Welcome to Issue # 77 of AWS Graviton Weekly, which will be focused on sharing everything that happened in the past week related to AWS Silicon: from March 1, 2024, to March 8, 2024.

1 thing you can't miss in this edition:

The 2024 Kubernetes Cost Benchmark Report conducted by CAST.AI

To give you a quick perspective on why you should read this report if you are currently using Kubernetes in the cloud, this is one of the key findings in the report:

In clusters with 50 CPUs or more, only 13% of the CPUs that were provisioned were utilized, on average. Memory utilization was slightly higher at 20% on average.

The insight here? Probably you are overspending money on Kubernetes. This is why we highly recommend working with the CAST.AI crew, to identify the bottlenecks in your infrastructure and save money on the process.

Enjoy

Recommendation of the week: 2024 Kubernetes Cost Benchmark Report

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ARTICLES AND TUTORIALS

Only 13% of provisioned CPUs end up being used, by CAST.AI

Building Rust Applications For AWS Graviton, by Tyler Jones

Reducing energy consumption and costs in the Amazon Web Services (AWS) Cloud with a new generation of Arm-based CPUs, with Marius Vöhringer and Steve Demski

Free data transfer out to internet when moving out of AWS, by Sébastien Stormacq

Guidance for Game Server Hosting Using Agones and Open Match on Amazon EKS

Unpacking Our Findings From Assessing Numerous Infrastructures (Part 2), by Komal J Prabhakar

Accelerate chip-design verification process by running Siemens EDA Calibre on AWS, by Azim Siddique and Chris Clee

Get in the Zone with CloudFix’s RDS Multi-AZ Deployment Finder/Fixer, by Stephen J. Barr

AWS Inferentia saves Klleon's inferencing cost by 59.78% than GPUs, according to Brian Sungwoo Bae

SLIDES, AUDIO AND VIDEO

[VIDEO] Deep Dive: PyTorch 2.0 on Graviton, with Hahnara Hyun
[VIDEO] AWS re:Invent 2023 - Protect sensitive data in use with AWS confidential computing (CMP307), with J.D Bean, Arvind Raghu, and Aleks Rudzitis

From the ARM Ecosystem

Achieving High Performance and Efficiency with Firewalls and Networking Workloads on Arm Neoverse, by Marc Meunier

Marcos Ortiz

I'm a Data Engineer by day at Riot Games (via X-Team ) and by night, I curate the last news/product announcements/resources about AWS Silicon (Graviton, AWS Nitro, Inferentia, and Trainium).

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