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Machine Registration Requirements

Before registering, please verify the conditions for eligible GPU machines.

Machine Conditions

  • Only physical servers with OS initialization and an installed SSH server can be registered.

  • A physical server refers to a server equipped with CPU/MEM/GPU.

  • The machine can be registered if it meets the following conditions.

  • GPU Driver must be pre-installed.

  • Please Check detailed conditions through the categories below.

category
condition

Operating System(OS)

Ubuntu 20.04 LTS / Ubuntu 22.04 LTS

CPU

At least 8 cores or more are required

GPU

At least NVIDIA GPU 30XX or higher is required

RAM

More than 32GB

Network

At least 100 Mb/s Down / 50 Mb/s Up

- Public IP Support

Disk Capacity

1) OS Partition (no space provided to users)

-SSD or NVME

-At least 1 TB, recommended 2TB

2) Data Partition (space provided to users)

-Minimum 500MB, recommended 1TB

-Configured with LVM format

  • The actual space provided to users is 70% of the total machine capacity provided. (Example) if a machine with a total capacity of 2TB (1TB OS + 1TB Data) is provided, users can use 700GB of temporary space.

  • Additionally, if the machine has multiple GPUs and is partitioned, divide the capacity by the number of GPU partitions based on 70% of the total capacity.

  • Disk speed test : hdparm -tv {device}

GPU Driver

Pre-installation is mandatory.

Checking Conditions

The method to check machine conditions is as follows.

Example of the results) 200.XXX.XXX.XXX

  • Network speed : $ ethtool [Network interface name]

Example of the results) Network speed

  • GPU model : $ nvidia-smi

Example of the results) GPU model

  • CPU model : - model name

    $ cat/proc/cpuinfo | grep "model name"

    - number of cores

    $ cat/proc/cpuinfo | grep "process" | wc -l

Example of the results) CPU model

  • RAM capacity : $ free -h

Example of the results) RAM capacity

  • OS information : $ cat /etc/os-release

Example of the results) OS information

  • Disk capacity : $ df -h

Example of the results) Disk capacity

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