Google Cloud's serverless runtime, Cloud Run, now offers NVIDIA GPU support, making it easier to run AI workloads for developers.
Key benefits include pay-per-second billing, scaling to zero to eliminate idle costs, rapid startup and scaling, and full streaming support for interactive applications.
Cloud Run with GPU support is now available to everyone for NVIDIA L4 GPUs, with no quota request required, making GPU acceleration more accessible.
The service is now covered by Cloud Run's SLA, providing reliability and uptime assurances, and is available in multiple regions to support global applications.
Cloud Run simplifies multi-regional deployment, allowing services to be deployed across regions with a single command for lower latency and higher availability.
A live demo showcased Cloud Run scaling from 0 to 100 GPUs in four minutes, highlighting its scalability.
Cloud Run with GPUs enables new use cases like model fine-tuning, batch AI inferencing, and batch media processing, enhancing AI capabilities.
Early adopters of Cloud Run GPUs praise its scalability, cost-efficiency, and performance, showcasing its value in various applications such as image processing.
Developers are encouraged to explore Cloud Run with GPU documentation, quickstarts, and best practices to leverage GPU acceleration for their applications.