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If you want to apply this software to a GPU k8s resource pool, you will face such a problem. The user's application may be based on different cuda versions such as cuda-11.6, cuda-12.2, cuda-12.6, etc. At the same time, the drvier version of the GPU server It's also different, it may be 530 or 525.
Does the libscuda.so used in the client need to be compiled into different versions?
How can server_xxx_xx.so on the server side be compatible with different api versions?
I personally understand that the client side can be solved easily, but how can the server side be compatible? It feels hard. May I ask what the author thought about this?
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I think this depends on the backward compatibility of the CUDA API; for SCUDA, it may only be necessary to ensure compatibility with the latest version of the API. And, scuda has a set of RPC (Remote Procedure Call) code generation tools that automatically generate RPC server and client code based on the CUDA API. This tooling can compile within different versions of the CUDA environment, thereby producing Docker images for scuda server and client corresponding to each version.
原问题:
如果要将这套机制应用于一个 GPU k8s 资源池内,会面对这样的问题,用户的应用可能基于 cuda-11.6、cuda-12.2、cuda-12.6 等不同的 cuda 版本,同时,GPU 服务器的 drvier 版本也不同,可能是 530,也可能是 525。
我个人理解,客户端还好解决,服务器端如何能做到兼容呢?感觉很难。请问这块作者是怎么考虑的?
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If you want to apply this software to a GPU k8s resource pool, you will face such a problem. The user's application may be based on different cuda versions such as cuda-11.6, cuda-12.2, cuda-12.6, etc. At the same time, the drvier version of the GPU server It's also different, it may be 530 or 525.
I personally understand that the client side can be solved easily, but how can the server side be compatible? It feels hard. May I ask what the author thought about this?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: