With serverless GPUs, you're choosing between unpredictable latency for potentially lower cost during sporadic use versus instant response from dedicated hardware at higher cost. You cannot have both pure pay-per-use serverless pricing and instant response times. Additionally, you're billed for the entire cold start duration, so a 45-second spin-up for a 2-second inference task means paying for 45 seconds of GPU time.
With serverless GPUs, you're choosing between unpredictable latency for potentially lower cost during sporadic use versus instant response from dedicated hardware at higher cost. You cannot have both pure pay-per-use serverless pricing and instant response times. Additionally, you're billed for the entire cold start duration, so a 45-second spin-up for a 2-second inference task means paying for 45 seconds of GPU time.
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With serverless GPUs, you're choosing between unpredictable latency for potentially lower cost during sporadic use versus instant response from dedicated hardware at higher cost. You cannot have both pure pay-per-use serverless pricing and instant response times. Additionally, you're billed for the entire cold start duration, so a 45-second spin-up for a 2-second inference task means paying for 45 seconds of GPU time.
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