How to Deploy on Fluence Cloudless Compute
summary
Fluence offers a decentralized cloud that claims to remove vendor lock‑in and lower costs by serving CPU‑only VMs across multiple data‑center locations, with custom images and provider‑specified hardware. Deployments happen via web UI or API, supporting multi‑VM batches and reusable images; live migration between providers is not implemented yet. Pricing example: a 32 vCPU instance is about $4/day, and hackathon attendees get $20 credits (~5 days on that instance). Roadmap lists containers, GPUs, and managed services; support via Discord and an on‑site booth.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:32Problems with Traditional Cloud Providers
- 1:30Key Features of Fluence Cloudless Compute
- 2:22Hackathon Bounties and Use Cases
- 4:08Live Demo: Deploying on Fluence via Web UI
- 6:05Using the Fluence API for Deployment
- 7:26Multiple VM Deployment and Hackathon Credits
- 8:34Support and Q&A Introduction
- 9:12Abuse Handling and Security
- 10:20Dynamic Deployment and Migration Roadmap
- 12:04Credits and Resource Allocation
- 13:00Closing Remarks
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