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This | This page describes how to | ||
* allocate virtual GPU (vGPU) resources to a virtual machine (VM), | * allocate virtual GPU (vGPU) resources to a virtual machine (VM), | ||
* install the necessary drivers and | * install the necessary drivers and | ||
* check whether the vGPU can be used. | * check whether the vGPU can be used. | ||
Access to repositories as well as to the vGPUs is currently only available within [https://arbutus.cloud.computecanada.ca Arbutus Cloud]. Please note that the documentation below only covers the vGPU driver installation | Access to repositories as well as to the vGPUs is currently only available within [https://arbutus.cloud.computecanada.ca Arbutus Cloud]. Please note that the documentation below only covers the vGPU driver installation. The [https://developer.nvidia.com/cuda-toolkit-archive CUDA toolkit] is not pre-installed but you can install it directly from Nvidia or used from [[Accessing_CVMFS|the CVMFS software stack]]. | ||
The [https://developer.nvidia.com/cuda-toolkit-archive CUDA toolkit] can | |||
If you choose to install the toolkit directly from Nvidia, please ensure that the vGPU driver is not overwritten with the one from the CUDA package. | If you choose to install the toolkit directly from Nvidia, please ensure that the vGPU driver is not overwritten with the one from the CUDA package. | ||