These instructions use Docker to create an HPC Application Container.
If you are not familiar with creating Docker builds, please see the available Docker manuals and references.
- Git
- Docker
Possible build-arg for the Docker build command
-
Default:
rocm_gpu:6.2.4Note:
This container needs to be build using Base ROCm GPU. -
Default:
main
Branch/Tag found: rocHPL
Download the contents of the rocHPL Docker directory
To run the default configuration:
docker build -t mycontainer/rochpl -f /path/to/Dockerfile .
Notes:
mycontainer/rochplis an example container name.- the
.at the end of the build line is important. It tells Docker where your build context is located.-f /path/to/Dockerfileis only required if your docker file is in a different directory than your build context. If you are building in the same directory it is not required.
To run a custom configuration, include one or more customized build-arg
DISCLAIMER: This Docker build has only been validated using the default values. Using a different base image or branch may result in build failures or poor performance.
docker build \
-t mycontainer/rochpl \
-f /path/to/Dockerfile \
--build-arg IMAGE=rocm_gpu:6.2.4 \
--build-arg HPL_BRANCH=apu \
.
This section describes how to launch the containers. It is assumed that up-to-versions of Docker and/or Singularity is installed on your system. If needed, please consult with your system administrator or view official documentation.
To run the rocHPL Benchmarks, just replace the <rocHPL Command> the examples in Running rocHPL Benchmarks section of the rocHPL readme. The commands can be run directly in an interactive session as well.
To run the container interactively, run the following command:
docker run --device=/dev/kfd \
--device=/dev/dri \
--security-opt seccomp=unconfined \
-it mycontainer/rochpl bash
To run the container in a single command, as if in a batch script
docker run --device=/dev/kfd \
--device=/dev/dri \
--security-opt seccomp=unconfined \
-it mycontainer/rochpl \
<rocHPL Command>
Singularity, like Docker, can be used for running HPC containers.
To build a Singularity container from your local Docker container, run the following command
singularity build rochpl.sif docker-daemon://mycontainer/rochpl:latest
To launch a Singularity image build locally into an interactive session.
singularity shell \
--no-home \
--writable-tmpfs \
--pwd /examples \
rochpl.sif
To launch a Singularity image build locally, as part of a batch script.
singularity run --no-home --writable-tmpfs rochpl.sif <rocHPL Command>
For more details on Singularity please see their User Guide
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The application is provided in a container image format that includes the following separate and independent components:
| Package | License | URL |
|---|---|---|
| Ubuntu | Creative Commons CC-BY-SA Version 3.0 UK License | Ubuntu Legal |
| CMAKE | OSI-approved BSD-3 clause | CMake License |
| OpenMPI | BSD 3-Clause | OpenMPI License OpenMPI Dependencies Licenses |
| OpenUCX | BSD 3-Clause | OpenUCX License |
| ROCm | Custom/MIT/Apache V2.0/UIUC OSL | ROCm Licensing Terms |
| rocHPL | Custom | HPL rocHPL rocHPL License |
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