TensorFlow v1.7 will be the last version that supports our current CUDA 8.0 + cuDNN 6.0 build chain.
From TensorFlow v1.8 we need to upgrade CUDA.
Currently we build the images on a dedicated physical machine, which has a single CUDA version.
For maximum stability and automation, it would be nice to run our builds on spot p2.xlarge/p3.xlarge instances with an appropriate Amazon DeepLearning Base AMI (v4.0 or v6.0).
Let's write scripts to do this.
- Create a cloud build configuration that supports:
- Optional but good to have
TensorFlow v1.7 will be the last version that supports our current CUDA 8.0 + cuDNN 6.0 build chain.
From TensorFlow v1.8 we need to upgrade CUDA.
Currently we build the images on a dedicated physical machine, which has a single CUDA version.
For maximum stability and automation, it would be nice to run our builds on spot p2.xlarge/p3.xlarge instances with an appropriate Amazon DeepLearning Base AMI (v4.0 or v6.0).
Let's write scripts to do this.