How to start multiple dask workers with 1 GPU each?
See original GitHub issueI have a compute node with setting: Virtual machine size: (24 cores, 448 GB RAM, 1344 GB disk) Processing unit: 4 GPUs
How to start multiple dask workers with 1 GPU each? For example, I’d like to start 4 dask workers with 1 GPU each and use all resources provided by node.
I have tried the following from document:
"dask-worker {scheduler} --resources GPU=1"
this starts 1 dask worker
"dask-worker {scheduler} --nprocs 4 --resources GPU=1"
this starts 4 dask worker, and client:
Client: 'tcp://10.0.0.6:8786' processes=4 threads=4, memory=73.43 GiB
But It looks like this doesn’t use all resources provided by node.
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Great! Glad things are working for you . In the future you might want to use something like:
client.wait_for_workers(n_workers=…)
I would recommend using dask-cuda – the
dask-cuda-worker
is designed specifically for creating dask workers pinned to GPUs