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Carl Pearson
2023-05-08 06:02:06 -06:00
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title = "Running Vicuna-13B in the Cloud" title = "Running Vicuna-13B in Google Cloud"
date = 2023-05-06T00:00:00 date = 2023-05-06T00:00:00
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summary = "" summary = "How to experiment with hosting Vicuna-13B on a cloud VM"
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* 150 GB of disk space * 150 GB of disk space
* 64 GB of CPU memory * 64 GB of CPU memory
When everything was done, my VM had 132GB of disk space used, so you'll probably want at least 150GB 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.
When everything was done, my VM had 132GB of disk space used.
Ordinarily I wouldn't recommend setting up python like this, but since we're just experimenting: Ordinarily I wouldn't recommend setting up python like this, but since we're just experimenting: