Azure service that provisions large pools of virtual machine capacity in one request by mixing several acceptable VM sizes and Spot and standard (on-demand) pricing models.
Azure Compute Fleet addresses workloads that suddenly need hundreds or thousands of workers, where one exact VM size can lack capacity or cost more. · Azure Compute Fleet – Simply Explained
Large batch jobs often stall because one exact VM size has no capacity when it is needed. This episode is for Azure architects and platform teams running simulations, rendering, testing or data processing at scale. You learn how Azure Compute Fleet, Spot VMs…
A managed service that provides large pools of virtual machine compute capacity. You describe acceptable VM options, amount, location and pricing mix, and Azure searches across them to find available capacity. · From the episode: Azure Compute Fleet – Simply Explained
How many VMs can an Azure Compute Fleet have?
A single Azure Compute Fleet can support up to 10,000 virtual machines in one deployment, created from a fleet request instead of individual machines or custom scripts. · From the episode: Azure Compute Fleet – Simply Explained
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