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title = "Running Vicuna-13B in the Cloud"
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title = "Running Vicuna-13B in Google Cloud"
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date = 2023-05-06T00:00:00
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lastmod = 2023-05-06T00:00:00
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draft = false
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tags = []
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summary = ""
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summary = "How to experiment with hosting Vicuna-13B on a cloud VM"
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# Projects (optional).
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# Associate this post with one or more of your projects.
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* 150 GB of disk space
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* 64 GB of CPU memory
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When everything was done, my VM had 132GB of disk space used, so you'll probably want at least 150GB
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I used a Google Compute Engine `e2-standard-16`, which costs around $0.70/hour, so it may not be something you want to leave running. You can stop the instance when you're not using it.
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When everything was done, my VM had 132GB of disk space used.
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Ordinarily I wouldn't recommend setting up python like this, but since we're just experimenting:
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