AzureML NVIDIA GPU Cloud tools
The code contained within this repository allows pulling the images from NVIDIA GPU Cloud (NGC).
Installation
To install this package type
pip install azureml-ngc-tools
Alternatively, clone this repository and use python to install.
git clone https://github.com/.../azureml-ngc-tools.git
python setup.py install
Configuration
Two configuration files are required:
- A
jsonfile that contains the parameters to log in to AzureML Workspace and create Compute Target. All the parameters shown below need to be provided.
{
"azureml_user":
{
"subscription_id": "<YOUR-SUBSCRIPTION-ID>",
"resource_group": "<YOUR-RESOURCE-GROUP>",
"workspace_name": "<YOUR-WORKSPACE-NAME>",
"telemetry_opt_out": <true|false>
},
"aml_compute":
{
"ct_name":"<NAME-OF-YOUR-COMPUTE-TARGET>",
"exp_name":"<NAME-OF-YOUR-EXPERIMENT>",
"vm_name":"<SIZE-OF-THE-AZUREML-VM>",
"admin_name":"<ADMINISTRATOR-NAME>",
"min_nodes":<MINIMUM-NUMBER-OF-NODES>,
"max_nodes":<MAXIMUM-NUMBER-OF-NODES>,
"vm_priority": "<dedicated|lowpriority>",
"idle_seconds_before_scaledown":<NUMBER-OF-SECONDS-TO-SCALE-DOWN>,
"python_interpreter":"<PATH-TO-PYTHON-INTERPRETER>",
"conda_packages":[<LIST-OF-ADDITIONAL-CONDA-OR-PIP-PACKAGES>],
"environment_name":"<NAME-OF-ENVIRONMENT>",
"docker_enabled":<true|false>,
"user_managed_dependencies":<true|false>,
"jupyter_port":<JUPYTER-PORT-FOR-FORWARDING>
}
}
An example (fictitious):
{
"azureml_user":
{
"subscription_id": "ef4455fa-3e35-433c-a410-76d7a8a9e793",
"resource_group": "sample-rg",
"workspace_name": "sample-ws",
"telemetry_opt_out": false
},
"aml_compute":
{
"ct_name":"sample-ct",
"exp_name":"sample-exp",
"vm_name":"Standard_NC6s_v3",
"admin_name": "sample",
"min_nodes":0,
"max_nodes":1,
"vm_priority": "dedicated",
"idle_seconds_before_scaledown":300,
"python_interpreter":"/usr/bin/python",
"conda_packages":["matplotlib","jupyterlab"],
"environment_name":"sample_env",
"docker_enabled":true,
"user_managed_dependencies":true,
"jupyter_port":9000
}
}
- A
jsonfile that contains information about the content you want to download from NGC. Thebase_dockerfileparameter shown below needs to be provided.
{
"base_dockerfile":"<URI-TO-NGC-CONTAINER>",
"additional_content": {
"download_content": false,
"unzip_content": false,
"upload_content": false,
"list":[
{
"url": <URL_TO_CONTENT>,
"filename": <FILENAME_TO_SAVE_TO>,
"localdirectory": <DIRECTORY_TO_EXTRACT_CONTENTS>,
"computedirectory": <DIRECTORY_TO_UPLOAD_CONTENTS>,
"zipped": <false|true>
},
...
]
}
}
An example:
{
"base_dockerfile":"nvcr.io/nvidia/clara-train-sdk:v3.0",
"additional_content": {
"download_content": true,
"unzip_content": true,
"upload_content": true,
"list":[
{
"url":"https://api.ngc.nvidia.com/v2/resources/nvidia/med/getting_started/versions/1/zip",
"filename":"clarasdk.zip",
"localdirectory":"clara",
"computedirectory":"clara",
"zipped":true
}
]
}
}
Usage
Assuming that the AzureML config file is user_config.json and the NGC config file is ngc_app.json, and both of the files are located in the same folder, to create the cluster run the following code
azureml-ngc-tools --login user_config.json --app ngc_app.json
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