Google Cloud targets high performance workloads with Arm-based VMs and Batch job scheduling
Google Cloud today announced the preview availability of new Arm-based virtual machines, as well as a fully-managed job scheduling system called Batch.The Arm VMs will form a new part of Google’s top-end Tau VM lineup, which are designed for scale-out workloads like large Java applications, web servers and media transcoding.“Powered by Ampere Altra Arm-based processors, T2A VMs deliver exceptional single-threaded performance at a compelling price, making them ideal for scale-out, cloud-native workloads,” Google Cloud vice president and general manager of infrastructure Sachin Gupta said in a blog post.To read this article in full, please click here
Google Cloud today announced the preview availability of new Arm-based virtual machines, as well as a fully-managed job scheduling system called Batch.
The Arm VMs will form a new part of Google’s top-end Tau VM lineup, which are designed for scale-out workloads like large Java applications, web servers and media transcoding.
“Powered by Ampere Altra Arm-based processors, T2A VMs deliver exceptional single-threaded performance at a compelling price, making them ideal for scale-out, cloud-native workloads,” Google Cloud vice president and general manager of infrastructure Sachin Gupta said in a blog post.
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