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We don’t want our storage in S3 to grow infinitely as new model runs are produced.
Solution
Schedule a clean-up process that removes model runs older than a certain age. The age should not be hard-coded in the job, but set as an environment variable so that it’s easy to adjust without having to redeploy the service.
A Lambda function seems like a good candidate for handling this.
No Gos
Conceivable, we may want to be able to mark certain model runs as saved so they won’t be cleaned up, but for now, we won’t bother.
Rabbit Holes
Describe any solutions to problems that pose a risk to completing this project on time.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Problem
We don’t want our storage in S3 to grow infinitely as new model runs are produced.
Solution
Schedule a clean-up process that removes model runs older than a certain age. The age should not be hard-coded in the job, but set as an environment variable so that it’s easy to adjust without having to redeploy the service.
A Lambda function seems like a good candidate for handling this.
No Gos
Conceivable, we may want to be able to mark certain model runs as saved so they won’t be cleaned up, but for now, we won’t bother.
Rabbit Holes
Describe any solutions to problems that pose a risk to completing this project on time.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: