Add docs on cpu_architecture for ECSCluster #442
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Using
FargateClustertonight, I found myself wanting to create a cluster using arm64 servers, because I was working with container images that were only built from arm64.Thankfully, as of #425, that's now configurable easily via the
cpu_architectureargument 🎉... but I didn't know what the valid values were for that.
arm64?aarch64? does capitalization matter?This proposes adding a link to the relevant AWS docs to help answer that question.
Notes for Reviewers
Tested
cpu_architecture="ARM64"tonight and it worked great 😁ref: jameslamb/lightgbm-dask-testing#68