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tonistiigi
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useInit := true | ||
hc := &container.HostConfig{ | ||
Privileged: true, |
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I guess Privileged
not really required for this test.
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// hasGPUCapability checks if docker daemon has GPU capability. We need to run | ||
// a dummy container with GPU device to check if the daemon has this capability | ||
// because there is no API to check it yet. | ||
func (d *Driver) hasGPUCapability(ctx context.Context, image string, gpus []container.DeviceRequest) bool { |
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Time this func takes:
- ~15ms on MacOS (no GPU)
- ~230ms on WSL (with GPU)
- ~200ms on WSL (no GPU)
- ~200ms on Windows (with GPU)
- ~160ms on Windows (no GPU)
Added follow-up label to have an API for this capability on Moby side |
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With CDI support added in BuildKit moby/buildkit#4056, we need to request GPUs when creating a container builder.
This is necessary on WSL for Nvidia GPUs because there is no linux drivers available that we could install in BuildKit container during
OnDemand
setup. Mounting/usr/lib/wsl
works https://github.com/docker/buildx/compare/master...crazy-max:buildx:driver-ctn-mount-wsl-lib?expand=1 but this is not desired and could be error prone if a remote context/builder is used. So instead we can make a device request when creating the container builder.Can be tested by creating a BuildKit container with ubuntu base:
You can use
crazymax/buildkit:ubuntu
for testing on WSL with Nvidia GPU: