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Introducing AL2023 GPU AMIs #370
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Can be done as a follow up for this change, probably a good idea to also update our release notes script
This will fix #319 |
Added a comment but re-sharing in this main comment thread: If I try to build this AMI I get this error:
I didn't include this in my PR: https://github.com/aws/amazon-ecs-ami/pull/362/files#diff-b24f8d8798c5a8a2228a9c31b03f65adb65fd114e9b013c84a651ba40d321326 |
We are waiting on Amazon Linux to release the docker-runtime-nvidia package in their repos. Once the package is available, this PR will be merged. The error you are running into is because of the package being unavailable currently. |
Summary
Add new GPU packer recipes for AL2023
Implementation details
al2023gpu.pkr.hcl
andenable-ecs-agent-gpu-support-al2023.sh
.al2023.pkr.hcl
build sources to include al2023gpu.Testing
✅ Successfully build AMIs using the new AMI recipes locally.
✅ Launch EC2 instances using the built AMIs.
✅ Run relevant GPU functional tests against the built AMIs from manual testing steps above and ensure all tests pass.
Additional sanity checks
New tests cover the changes: N/A
Description for the changelog
Introducing AL2023 GPU AMIs
Licensing
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