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Attaching GPUs to Docker containers involves setting up the Docker environment to recognize and utilize the GPU devices. While the excerpts provided do not contain specific instructions on attaching GPUs to Docker containers, here’s a general approach to enable GPU support: 1. Ensure NVIDIA drivers are installed: If you’re using NVIDIA GPUs, make sure you have the NVIDIA drivers installed on your host machine. 2. Install the NVIDIA Container Toolkit: This allows Docker to access and utilize the GPUs. You can install it by following the instructions on the NVIDIA container runtime GitHub page. 3. Attach GPUs to your container: When running a Docker container, you can specify GPU access by adding the

--gpus

flag. For instance:

sh
   docker run --gpus all nvidia/cuda:10.0-base nvidia-smi

This command tells Docker to run a new container with access to all available GPUs using the

nvidia/cuda:10.0-base

image and execute the

nvidia-smi

command inside the container to list the available GPUs. If you need further detailed instructions, you can consult the NVIDIA documentation on Docker and GPU usage or ask for additional help. For additional assistance, here are some links that might be useful: - Docker Documentation - NVIDIA Docker GitHub