Live Migration of PyTorch GPU Nodes From Azure To European Clouds
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Live migration of a full GPU PyTorch VM including CUDA drivers, kernels and Jupyter notebooks runs by exporting disks, transforming the OS image and importing into the target cloud, then booting a parallel VM so rollback is immediate. The demo uses DigitalNomadSky to move from Azure to Leaf Cloud and similar European providers, reports typical times of 5–30 minutes for real projects, and shows one government team halving costs, gaining more GPUs and resolving EU sovereignty/GDPR concerns.
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