a year ago
Hi,
I have some doubts about some storage which I can access to store packages and libraries that are installed in Django app's requirements.txt file, I mean Will the size of the packages take up the space from user's storage quota or Railway will store it for the user. I am thinking about uploading a webapp which might contain Tensorflow, Pytorch, Transformers models so I measured it in env folder and it shows around 1 GB. so Users will have to pay for that or Railway will install it on their storage end?
3 Replies
a year ago
If you mean stuff like AI models, those would be stored in a Volume so you'd be paying for that, 0.25 usd a month for 1gb of storage (will be cheaper on metal in the future)
if you mean stuff like dependencies, those will go in your ephemeral storage which doesn't cost any money (although more dependencies could inflate things like memory usage which does cost money)
dev
If you mean stuff like AI models, those would be stored in a Volume so you'd be paying for that, 0.25 usd a month for 1gb of storage (will be cheaper on metal in the future)if you mean stuff like dependencies, those will go in your ephemeral storage which doesn't cost any money (although more dependencies could inflate things like memory usage which does cost money)
a year ago
Not AI models but dependencies that installs from requirements.txt like tensorflow, Pytorch. When tensorflow installed installed it comes with about 300 MB of libs and As you mentioned these 300 MB + Pytorch libs will be stored in Railway's end?
a year ago
yea it'll be placed within ephemeral storage so I don't think it'll cost you anything directly
Status changed to Solved dev • 11 months ago