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Short-running tasks for development environment: Pool type: On-demand Node type: Low-priority VMs Explanation: Since the job type consists of short-running tasks for a development environment, it's recommended to use On-demand pool type and Low-priority VMs as they are the most cost-effective option. Long-running MPI applications for production environment: Pool type: Batch service Node type: Dedicated VMs Explanation: Since the job type consists of long-running MPI applications for a production environment, it's recommended to use Batch service pool type and Dedicated VMs as they provide better performance and reliability. Using Azure Hybrid Benefit will help to minimize compute charges.
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User subscription and low-priority virtual machines Batch service and dedicated virtual machines
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/batch/batch-spot-vms With user subscription pool allocation pool will always have either dedicated or SPOT VMs but not low priority VMs. With Batch managed pool allocation, pool may have either dedicated or low-priority VMs. So, "user subscription & low-priority VM" option is ruled out for both answers. 1st job needs to be run by "specific" department - development for short running tasks so " User Subscription & dedicated VMs" can meet that requirement. For 2nd job opting for "batch service & dedicated VMs" would successfully complete long-running Message Passing Interface (MPI) applications for a production environment in a timely fashion.
Got this on Aug 5th, 2023.