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When you create a new cluster, you can choose from different cluster sizes (the number of nodes) according to the computing power you require for different types of jobs and packages (if you have a contract that allows you to do so). Generally speaking, the relationship between the number of nodes and computing power is linear: if a job takes four hours to run a four-node cluster, it will take one hour to run on a 16 node cluster. All accounts include one free sandbox cluster for testing jobs on relatively small amounts of data during the package development cycle. Since the sandbox cluster is single-node and neither scalable nor highly available, it is not production-grade. Trial users who haven’t signed a contract yet have unlimited access to a sandbox cluster and can run up to 4-node production clusters max of 200 prod hours (with more hours available upon request) during the trial period.
Last modified on April 20, 2026