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* Run install_docker.sh | * Run install_docker.sh | ||
* sudo usermod -aG docker $USER | * sudo usermod -aG docker $USER | ||
| − | ** Note: this will give substantial permissions to $USER | + | ** Note: this will give substantial permissions to $USER, basically equivalent to the sudo group |
* Relog | * Relog | ||
* Run install_nvidia_docker.sh | * Run install_nvidia_docker.sh | ||
Done with installation, however, check out [[Tutorials:Install the nVidia docker system|part 2 of the installation guide here]] to setup your access to the nVidia container registry. | Done with installation, however, check out [[Tutorials:Install the nVidia docker system|part 2 of the installation guide here]] to setup your access to the nVidia container registry. | ||
Latest revision as of 23:48, 18 May 2019
Overview
For the impatient: here are the install scripts which can be run immediately after a fresh installation of Ubuntu 18.04, and which will install all necessary infrastructure to run nVidia Docker containers on the GPU cluster, as well as on the PC it was installed on.
Download here: nVidia Docker Install Scripts
Quick install guide
- Run install_prerequisites.sh
- Run install_driver.sh
- Reboot
- Run install_docker.sh
- sudo usermod -aG docker $USER
- Note: this will give substantial permissions to $USER, basically equivalent to the sudo group
- Relog
- Run install_nvidia_docker.sh
Done with installation, however, check out part 2 of the installation guide here to setup your access to the nVidia container registry.
