Plans
You can choose one of the following Datalore plans:
Community
Professional
Team
Enterprise
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Team plan is described in detail on this page.
The plans define what computation time, storage options, instances, and extra features are available to you. The information in the sections below will help you choose the right option.
Refer to this table to compare Datalore plans and explore your options.
With regards to machine usage, it is important to consider the following aspects: computation time, parallel computation, and long computation.
Computation time is the time required by the machine to execute the code. To view your current running machines, click your avatar icon in the upper right corner of the screen to open the Account menu and select Running machines.
For a detailed report on machine usage, go to Account menu | Account settings | Resource Usage. You can download it as a .csv file from there.
With the Community plan, you can run 2 notebooks in parallel within the available computation time quota.
With the Professional plan, you can have unlimited parallel computations within the available computation time quota.
This mode keeps the machine running after the tab is closed. The option allows you to close your notebook at any point without losing your computation progress. Background computation is particularly helpful when training heavy Machine learning and Deep learning models.
The Community plan allows you to keep your machine running for up to 6 hours after the tab is closed. The Professional plan sets no limitations other than your computation time quota.
You have the following storage options:
Internal storage
Datalore provides cloud storage for notebooks and attachments. The attached files remain attached to the notebooks whenever you close Datalore. For a .csv report on storage usage, go to Account menu | Account settings | Resource Usage.
If you downgrade from the Professional plan to Community, any data exceeding the storage limit will be deleted after 30 days.
External storage
Datalore supports external S3 buckets. This helps you work with the data files you already have in your cloud storage and extend Datalore internal storage based on your needs. To connect your storage, go to Tools | Attached data sources.
For shared notebooks, Datalore uses the computation resources from the account of the document’s owner. This means that if you are the owner of a notebook that you share with two people and they continue running the notebook after you close the Datalore tab, it is your computation time and memory that will be consumed. If all three of you are running one notebook simultaneously, only one computation will be enabled and consumed.
When you share a workspace, your storage resources will be consumed.
When you publish a notebook, you publish a static copy, and no computation resources will be consumed when the user views it.
We run your computations on Amazon AWS EC2 virtual servers. Below is the full list of machines available in Datalore. Keep in mind that your access to these options depends on the number of Datalore Credits on your account. See more details in CPU and GPU machine options.
Machine name | Type | RAM | nCPUs | nGPUs | Spot machine price | On-demand machine price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
CPU S | CPU | 4 | 2 | - | $0.0765 | $0.1077 |
CPU L | CPU | 16 | 2 | - | $0.1491 | $0.2673 |
CPU XL | CPU | 32 | 16 | - | $1.0238 | $1.3345 |
CPU XXL | CPU | 96 | 48 | - | $3.2164 | $3.9919 |
GPU S | GPU | 16 | 4 | 1 | $0.3541 | $1.1759 |
GPU M | GPU | 32 | 8 | 1 | $0.7075 | $1.6779 |
GPU L | GPU | 64 | 16 | 1 | $1.1839 | $2.6859 |
GPU XL | GPU | 128 | 32 | 1 | $2.2837 | $4.8539 |
GPU XXL | GPU | 256 | 64 | 1 | $6.5039 | $9.7079 |
Multi-GPU S | Multi-GPU | 192 | 48 | 4 | $3.0431 | $8.7259 |
Multi-GPU L | Multi-GPU | 384 | 96 | 8 | $5.2363 | $17.4499 |
For more information, go to Amazon Web Services.
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All the machines mentioned above may use Spot Instances, which means they might be interrupted (stopped) at any time. If that happens, Datalore will start a new machine for you. It will not affect your code or files, but all the unsaved runtime data will be lost.