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That's some really cool tech. It seems like it's Linux only. Is there windows support planned? That would solve the problem with wanting to run code on the GPU
by TheGuyWhoCodes 11y ago
That's some really cool tech.
It seems like it's Linux only. Is there windows support planned?
That would solve the problem with wanting to run code on the GPU within a Linux VM while the host is windows.
- mtweak 11y agoWindows support is coming in mid-April, stay tuned!
- TheGuyWhoCodes 11y agoThat's great! Reading the documentation it seems there is no support for multiple clients and multiple GPUs (Many-To-Many), is there anything planned on that side?
- mtweak 11y agoYou can absolutely do that. That's actually one of the more interesting configurations: the ability to pool GPU systems. Just go to the custom link at the bottom of the page, the link is: https://console.aws.amazon.com/cloudformation/home?region=us-east-1#/stacks/new?stackName=BitfusionCluster&templateURL=https:%2F%2Fs3.amazonaws.com%2Fbitfusionio%2Fcfn%2Fbitfusion-boost-cluster.cfn https://console.aws.amazon.com/cloudformation/home?region=us... There you can select any number of clients and servers. For example: 5 clients and 1 server (many to one), or 5 clients to 5 servers (many to many).
- TheGuyWhoCodes 11y agoNice. The doc at https://bitfusionio.readme.io/docs/bitfusion-boost https://bitfusionio.readme.io/docs/bitfusion-boost is a bit misleading with the possible configurations. Maybe add one configuration with multiple Boost Clients(CPU) and many Boost Servers(GPU)