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Support large (>3GB) docker images
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allow to configure or increase the ephemeral storage size
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- https://docs.aws.amazon.com/apprunner/latest/dg/develop.html
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App Runner provides you with 3 GB of ephemeral storage and uses a part of the 3 GB of ephemeral storage for its pulled, compressed, and the uncompressed container image on the instance.
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- https://github.com/aws/apprunner-roadmap/issues/112
- https://github.com/aws/apprunner-roadmap/issues/178#issuecomment-1678179984
- https://github.com/aws/apprunner-roadmap/issues/14
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Why do you need such a big docker image? Use S3 for static assets. You are doing something wrong.
Why do you need such a big docker image? Use S3 for static assets. You are doing something wrong.
@landsman case 1. Gradio with Sentence BERT case 2. AWS Deep Learning Containers for Inference
I want to switch from Fargate(max 20GB) and Lambda(max 10GB) to AppRunner. But S3 is not a filesystem. I try download from S3 and unzip it, I got disk full error. I don't want to depends on S3 and external internet if possible.
Can not mount this kind of data from a file system like AWS EFS? Docker Image should contain only application data. I feel that App Runner is dedicated for light-weight things like web apps etc.
Can not mount this kind of data from a file system like AWS EFS?
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- #14
Docker Image should contain only application data
I also think the image size should be reduced somehow, but third-party libraries may download and cache model data on their own.
- same as #233
I feel that App Runner is dedicated for light-weight things like web apps etc
It's very unfortunate and sad.