[Amazon EC2] for only 45c/hr you get this!


#21

Olson - you’re definitely right about long term cost implications for larger scale work - although specifically for the scale of our 3D projects it’ll help when we needed to quickly get an unplanned render bashed out during the day to fix an issue and when we haven’t set the scene to work with Rebus for whatever reason. It’s a tool, which is good to know is at our disposal if it helps.

A well planned schedule and well specced project with properly allocated render resources are bare essentials to any project and from the few hours we’ve been sniffing out the EC2 machines with Backburner I think it still has it’s place here and there, although it’s not to be assumed it’ll fit every project by any means.


#22

I wanted to chime in here and let you know we’ve made ZYNC publicly available now with support for Maya/VRay/Mental Ray & Nuke. It’s written on the EC2 backbone and manages all interaction (file i/o, licensing, storage) with render nodes on demand so it works and feels just like local resources. You can see a 10 min demo here:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qj0k3OriGkE

and see pricing and signup info at www.zyncrender.com


#23

nice, looks like a pretty good option


#24

zync
81,7 ghz = 13,6ghz for 1,7$ per hour = 0,125$cent per ghz hour
16
2,6ghz= 41,6ghz for 3,7$ per hour = 0,089$cent per ghz hour

Rebusfarm
12core 2,4ghz 32gb ram (physical PC no instance)
0,039 €cent per ghz hour ~ 0,051 $cent - thats the basic price without discounts applied
unlimited number of nodes
no waiting time in farm
just one button to start render directly out of your 3d software
user support and live chat 24/7
and much more

I wished someone whould compare speed, costs and workflow with EC and Rebus
I am curriouse for the results


#25

you can’t just compare ghz

The xeon 5600 series is quite a bit slower than the 2600 series


#26

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