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I’ve been testing a few ‘serverless’ GPU providers for batch inference, and the latency is killing me. Most of them claim ‘on-demand’ access, but you’re actually sitting through a 2-minute container pull and driver initialization every time the job triggers. If I wanted to wait that long, I’d just buy my own hardware and deal with the power bill. I’m looking for a setup that actually keeps the environment ‘warm’ or uses a decentralized pool where the image is already cached across a bunch of nodes. Has anyone found a P2P or marketplace-based orchestrator that actually hits the ‘submit-to-execution’ time under 10 seconds? Or are we still just paying for the privilege of waiting for a cold start? submitted by /u/West-Benefit306 [link] [comments]

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First time deploying a node js app here. it’s just a simple one-product site with paypal, nothing complex. instead of splitting services, hostinger node js hosting seems like the easiest way to deploy everything in one place and keep things simple. does this approach hold up well in production? submitted by /u/Slow-Throat819 [link] [comments]

I have used GoDaddy for over twenty years at this point for my domain register, but am looking for suggestions of other domain registers I can move my domains to/is that even possible? Also, I am looking for inexpensive hosting for a wordpress blog, a professional services website for a business I am starting, and a store front for a craft store that my mom and I am starting. submitted by /u/thegrrlgeek [link] [comments]

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