WIP: Some docker fixes #3
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@patrickoleary @aronhelser While this isn't 100% ready to go, it's getting pretty close except for the short TODO list I put in the PR description. Feel free to take a look or try it out (obviously need an NVidia graphics card with latest drivers in order to try the gpu-accelerate path). |
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was dropping build-essential intentional?
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I just moved it to the base image (bionic-python).
Makes the base image (bionic-python) a true Ubuntu 18.04 image, and fixes the containers that base off it to work in that environment. Also adds a path allowing creation of EGL images for the compute and visualization parts of the workflow.
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ping @patrickoleary @aronhelser This is ready for you guys to take a look. |
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Looks good to me! +1 |
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Thanks for mentioning that, I meant to bring it up with you guys at some point. I never removed package cleanup, but rather any time it is needed (if |
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Were you going to merge this? I think we should start using it! |
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I think we were holding off because @patrickoleary had a demo last week, but we could probably merge it now. I don't suppose you have tried the branch? I guess if we merge it, and then it turns out only to work for me, I can revisit in a follow-on topic. |
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I have not tried it, no time right now. Aron can you try it, then merge it.
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probably merge it now. I don't suppose you have tried the branch? I guess
if we merge it, and then it turns out only to work for me, I can revisit in
a follow-on topic.
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I tried it out, and had a problem building some of the paraflow images - Scott is looking at it. I was able to build all the images used by docker-compose, and I did the complete workflow for pyfr through visualizer - so that part is good to go. |
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With NVIDIA?
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I tried it out, and had a problem building some of the paraflow images -
Scott is looking at it. I was able to build all the images used by
docker-compose, and I did the complete workflow for pyfr through visualizer
- so that part is good to go.
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Not yet - nvidia doesn't work on windows. I'm going to try it out on my linux box next, and try it with the nvidia runtime. |
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On Linux it works. I started with Docker 19.03, and had to follow these suggestions to enable the 'runtime' keyword in docker-compose. After that, I could run the pyfr workflow all the way through visualization, and the animation was much faster. |
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+1 Add that information to the main README and merge.
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On Linux it works. I started with Docker 19.03, and had to follow these
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enable the 'runtime' keyword in docker-compose. After that, I could run the
pyfr workflow all the way through visualization, and the animation was much
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I'll add the readme in a separate commit.... |
This still needs a few changes before we can merge it, but it's currently working for me. Some of the changes this PR makes include:
bionic-python) truly Ubuntu 18.04 rather than Debian stretchSome things still left to do before merging: