
Fault tolerance
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Oct 2, 2026
What if Kubernetes Could Resume Instead of Restart? | Checkpoint / Restore Explained
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21:29Radostin StoyanovGUEST
This is essentially the artifact that you need to essentially distribute the model weights and to, do inference.
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21:35Radostin StoyanovGUEST
Um, the inference infrastructure, the checkpoint restore is mainly for fault tolerance.
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21:40Radostin StoyanovGUEST
So for example-
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21:41Bhavin ShahHOST
Okay
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21:50Bhavin ShahHOST
Okay, okay.
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21:51Bhavin ShahHOST
Got it.
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21:52Bhavin ShahHOST
So actually, you brought up a great point, right? Fault tolerance.
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21:55Bhavin ShahHOST
Can you talk about like, without the CRIU project, what happens today when a GPU fails? Uh, what are the consequences to the training workloads or the inferencing workloads? And then obviously I want to follow up that, follow that up with a question around after CRIU, what would that look like? So can you talk about like what happens when a GPU fails, please?
Building a Podcast Backup Appliance
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14:31CornHOST
That the person is home, that the disk is in stock, that the replacement arrives before the second failure.
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14:38CornHOST
A one disk failure tolerance is a bet that you'll be there
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14:42Herman PoppleberryHOST
and act quickly.
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14:43Herman PoppleberryHOST
And the entire premise of the appliance is that it runs unattended.