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Anyscale on EKS: InsufficientInstanceCapacity or vCPU limit errors on GPU node groups
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Anyscale on EKS: InsufficientInstanceCapacity or vCPU limit errors on GPU node groups. Also check disk: on Bottlerocket node groups, container images or Ray object spill can fill the ~20 GiB AMI-default data volume silently, so size the data volume explicitly for training workloads. Use when hitting this exact issue with Anyscale on EKS. Not for unrelated errors or different features.
TL;DR
Also check disk: on Bottlerocket node groups, container images or Ray object spill can fill the ~20 GiB AMI-default data volume silently, so size the data volume explicitly for training workloads. Request a quota increase for the relevant Running On-Demand P/G instances quota in the AWS console before scaling a GPU node group above the desired size.
The error
InsufficientInstanceCapacity or vCPU limit errors on GPU node groupsFix
Also check disk: on Bottlerocket node groups, container images or Ray object spill can fill the ~20 GiB AMI-default data volume silently, so size the data volume explicitly for training workloads. Expected: You see the expected output instead of the problem.
Re-run the original operation and confirm the error is gone. Expected: no error, normal output.
When to use
- You hit this exact error with Anyscale on EKS.
- The symptom matches: InsufficientInstanceCapacity or vCPU limit errors on GPU node groups.
When NOT to use
- A different error message from Anyscale on EKS; the cause here is specific to this error.
- Unrelated Anyscale on EKS issues (different feature, different failure).
- You need general documentation for the tool; check the official docs instead.
Compatibility
Reported against Anyscale on EKS. Source: https://github.com/anyscale/terraform-provider-anyscale/blob/HEAD/examples/aws-eks-basic/README.md.
Variant phrasings
InsufficientInstanceCapacity or vCPU limit errors on GPU node groups
Why it happens
Scaling an Anyscale GPU node group on AWS EKS fails with InsufficientInstanceCapacity or vCPU service-quota errors, even though the Terraform apply otherwise succeeded. Most AWS accounts start with a very low (often zero) service quota for g4dn, g5, p4d and p5 instance families.
Edge cases
- If your error message differs even slightly, this is probably a different issue; search the exact text.
- If the fix does not help, capture the full error output and check the source link for updates.
Source
https://github.com/anyscale/terraform-provider-anyscale/blob/HEAD/examples/aws-eks-basic/README.md
Evidence
Source: Scaling an Anyscale GPU node group on AWS EKS fails with InsufficientInstanceCapacity or vCPU service-quota errors, even though the Terraform apply otherwise succeeded. Most AWS accounts start with a very low (often zero) service quota for g4dn, g5, p4d and p5 instance families.
Verified resolution: [Anyscale terraform-provider-anyscale example troubleshooting]: Request a quota increase for the relevant Running On-Demand P/G instances quota in the AWS console before scaling a GPU node group above the desired size. Also check disk: on Bottlerocket node groups, container images or Ray object spill can fill the ~20 GiB AMI-default data volume silently, so size the data volume explicitly for training workloads.
Source URL: https://github.com/anyscale/terraform-provider-anyscale/blob/HEAD/examples/aws-eks-basic/README.md
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