Abhishek,
The only status that you can share a GPU with other users is to use the GPU option:
bsub -gpu "num=x:mode=shared" ./a.out
You can also reserve memory on the GPU, but it's not enforced. Then it becomes important to have the memory reservation align with what your code is doing. If you put two user processes on the same GPU without a proper reservation, your jobs will crash.
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Larry Adams
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Original Message:
Sent: Thu June 18, 2020 03:52 PM
From: Abhishek Malvankar
Subject: [Question] ngpus_excl_p in LSF
Hi,
I am new to the user group if this is not the appropriate place to ask questions please direct me to the correct section in this community.
ngpus_excl_p is the Number of GPUs in exclusive process mode.
when we use this configuration can multiple users processes from different users share a single GPU?
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Abhishek Malvankar
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