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Minimizing GPU Cost for Your Deep Learning on Kubernetes

name:Kai Zhang
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name:Yang Che
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A native Kubernetes GPU sharing solution for Nvidia-based deep learning workloads that reduces idle-GPU waste is presented. It covers a custom GPU-sharing API, scheduling GPU-shared workloads without modifying the core Kubernetes scheduler, and integrating GPU isolation into Kubernetes; a demo shows TensorFlow jobs from different users running concurrently on the same GPU and reports improved GPU utilization for model development, debugging and inference.

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  1. 0:00Start
  2. 2:48Why GPU is so fast?
  3. 3:39Scheduling GPUs on Kubernetes
  4. 7:29The Challenges of Sharing GPU in Kubernetes
  5. 9:22Design Thinking
  6. 14:09Architecture Overview(Cont.)
  7. 17:35Deploy GPU Sharing Capabilities in
  8. 19:18Use GPU Sharing in Kubernetes(Cont.)
  9. 25:19Summary & Next Steps
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