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Hey thanks for contributing. We're planning a pretty significant overhaul, so this may stop working in the near future, but I'm happy to commit it if anyone would find it useful. I'm not very familiar with docker, so I'm unclear as to the reason to use a cuda docker as the base if you're installing vk? |
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Thank you @dan-garvey, The reason is that docker:cuda image contains CUDA driver to interact with Nvidia GPU. |
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Introduction of Dockerfile with CUDA Environment
CUDA Base Image: Utilizes
nvidia/cuda:12.3.1-runtime-ubuntu22.04as the base image to ensure compatibility with NVIDIA's CUDA.Package Updates and Installations:
apt updateandapt upgradefor the latest packages.Vulkan SDK Installation:
Python 3.11 Setup:
Virtual Environment for SHARK:
Interactive Shell Configuration:
Running Instructions
To build and run the Docker container based on this Dockerfile, use the following commands:
docker build -t your-image-name .