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Increase endpointInServiceTimeout from 10m to 60m #39090
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damn, 10 min startup time...
Have you found the reason why it takes so long? A heavy docker image or we download something during startup?
(updated pr comment with...) This primarily effects SageMaker serverless endpoints. As an example, a test endpoint that deploys in >10m is using an xgboost model and associated container, using 4g of memory. |
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LGTM 🚀.
@bruceadowns Thanks for the contribution 🎉 👏. |
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Description
SageMaker endpoints are now taking a little over 10 minutes to become InService. This aligns the hardcoded endpoint timeout to 60 minutes.
This primarily effects SageMaker serverless endpoints. As an example, a test endpoint that deploys in >10m is using an xgboost model and associated container.
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Closes #0000
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