Quick start guide
- Prerequisites
- Starting a virtual machine with cudoctl
- Installing NVIDIA CUDA Toolkit and OpenMPI via SSH
- Creating a custom disk image
Prerequisites
- Create a project and add an SSH key
- Download the CLI tool
Starting a virtual machine with cudoctl
Start a virtual machine with the base image you require, here we will start with an image that already has NVIDIA drivers. You can use the web console to start a virtual machine using the Ubuntu 22.04 + NVIDIA drivers + Docker image or alternatively use the command line toolcudoctl
First we search to find a virtual machine type to start
epyc-milan-rtx-a4000 in the se-smedjebacken-1 data center we can start a virtual machine:
Installing NVIDIA CUDA Toolkit and OpenMPI via SSH
Get the IP address of the virtual machineCreating a custom disk image
Create a new disk calledmpi-cuda-image