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Argus: A Real-EKS Study of When Predicting Spot Interruptions Beats Simple Checkpointing
Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2) Spot is 60% to 90% cheaper than On-Demand but can be reclaimed on just a 2-minute notice; for expensive multi-node training this loss can be severe, with one reclaim costing hours of synchronous progress. We build Argus, a Kubernetes operator, and ask empirically, on a CI
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