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I'm not sure if mutli-stage builds help much though for Python projects. I think you would normally use the devel tagged nvidia/cuda images to build software and then once it is build copy it out in a secondary stage to a runtime tagged nvidia/cuda image.
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Hi, @matthewfeickert what are the files that we will need to copy from devel to runtime to have a container with GPU computation capabilities and with a small size container?
@edmald for Python it isn't really practical / the devel is already as good as you're going to get without a huge amount of work (more than I have time for) as you need the relevant libraries available at runtime as well. I'd be happy to be proved wrong, but I don't have the bandwidth these days to delve into it more.
It may be possible to reduce the image sizes with multi-stage builds, though this might take lots of effort.
Some things that might be worth reading after a Google search on "NVIDIA multi stage build" are:
I'm not sure if mutli-stage builds help much though for Python projects. I think you would normally use the
devel
taggednvidia/cuda
images to build software and then once it is build copy it out in a secondary stage to aruntime
taggednvidia/cuda
image.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: