Resource configuration

This page covers the configuration of resources for single-node transforms. Distributed Spark transforms are configured with Spark profiles so that controls can be placed on large resource consumption.

Transform resources can be configured by calling with_resources on the transform decorator.

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from transforms.api import transform, Input, Output


@transform.using(
    output=Output("/path/output"),
    input=Input("/path/input"),
).with_resources(
    cpu_cores=1
)
def my_compute_function(output, input):
    ...

The following options can be configured:

• cpu_cores: The number of CPU cores to request for the transform's container. Can be a fraction, defaults to two.
• memory_gb: The amount of memory to request for the container, in GB.
• memory_mb: The amount of memory to request for the container, in MB.
• gpu_type: The type of GPU to allocate for the transform, provided as a string.

By default, the maximum allowed values are 8 cores and 64 GBs of memory. To increase these limits, contact Palantir Support.

Below is an example configuration of cores, memory, and GPU type.

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from transforms.api import transform, Input, Output


@transform.using(
    output=Output("/path/output"),
    input=Input("/path/input"),
).with_resources(
    cpu_cores=8,
    memory_gb=32,
    gpu_type="NVIDIA_T4"
)
def my_compute_function(output, input):
    ...

GPU provisioning

GPUs can only be used in Python transforms if they are available to the project that the transform is in.

The following are GPU types that can be made available for transforms:

• "NVIDIA_T4"
• "NVIDIA_V100
• "NVIDIA_A10G
• "NVIDIA_A100
• "NVIDIA_A16
• "NVIDIA_H100
• "NVIDIA_H200
• "NVIDIA_L4
• "NVIDIA_L40S