I find it strange that Rodan does not specify GPU capability in its Docker Compose file. There was also a lack of mentioning to install nvidia-container-toolkit when testing Rodan with GPU.
Related resource: https://docs.docker.com/compose/how-tos/gpu-support/
@homework36 forwarded me to this wiki page which helps a bunch!
https://github.com/DDMAL/Rodan/wiki/New-Production-with-Multiple-Instances-and-vGPU
Another strange discovery I found was that to test GPU Celery, I need to have celery service up and running, meaning on two different terminal sessions:
docker compose exec celery /run/start-celery
docker compose exec gpu-celery /run/start-celery
From https://github.com/DDMAL/Rodan/wiki/Working-on-Rodan:
"For Rodan core tasks (uploading/creating resources, creating diva, creating master tasks to distribute to the other celery queues, etc.)"
Related to testing of Text Alignment DDMAL/Rodan#1307
I find it strange that Rodan does not specify GPU capability in its Docker Compose file. There was also a lack of mentioning to install
nvidia-container-toolkitwhen testing Rodan with GPU.Related resource: https://docs.docker.com/compose/how-tos/gpu-support/
@homework36 forwarded me to this wiki page which helps a bunch!
https://github.com/DDMAL/Rodan/wiki/New-Production-with-Multiple-Instances-and-vGPU
Another strange discovery I found was that to test GPU Celery, I need to have
celeryservice up and running, meaning on two different terminal sessions:From https://github.com/DDMAL/Rodan/wiki/Working-on-Rodan:
"For Rodan core tasks (uploading/creating resources, creating diva, creating master tasks to distribute to the other celery queues, etc.)"
Related to testing of Text Alignment DDMAL/Rodan#1307