gcp: Tag nodes with their purpose for costing purposes #3397
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Helps more easily separate the cost of various parts of the infrastructure. Unfortunately this *does* recreate the nodes in the node-pool, so will have to be rolled out slowly with appropriate timing. I've rolled this out for the 2i2c-uk cluster. Ref 2i2c-org#3350
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I've applied this to a bunch of places, but will apply to the rest as and when I notice they're empty. |
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What this allows from now on, is to differentiate costs for core nodes, dask workers and notebook nodes. |
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Yuvi I've opportunistically upgraded catalystproject-latam and m2lines, and I've partially upgraded other clusters and added fixme notes to upgrade what remains in the remaining clusters. #3405 tracks what remains |
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Helps more easily separate the cost of various parts of the infrastructure.
Unfortunately this does recreate the nodes in the node-pool,
so will have to be rolled out slowly with appropriate timing.
Projects to apply this on:
Ref #3350