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0.2.0 | Index of this repository. Each subfolder is a throwaway Cloudron app that answers one question about GPU access from inside an app container: install it, read its report, uninstall it. Images pull anonymously from the registry named in the table. |
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Cloudron GPU testing
Small diagnostic apps that find out what GPU (graphics processing unit) access a Cloudron app can get today. Each one installs, prints a report, and is uninstalled; none is meant to stay running.
Tests
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vulkan-probe/ |
Can an app use the host's AMD or Intel GPU for Vulkan compute through the existing vaapi capability? |
forgejo.wanderingmonster.dev/wanderingmonster/vulkan-probe:0.1.0 |
Images pull anonymously; no account is needed. Reports contain no keys, domain or IP address.
Background
NVIDIA GPUs need a platform change, proposed in Cloudron forum topic 15756. AMD and Intel may not need one, which is what vulkan-probe checks.
Licence
MIT; see LICENSE.
See also
vulkan-probe/README.md— how to run the Vulkan test.vulkan-probe/DESIGN.md— why it checks what it checks, and what is verified.
Not this document
- Running a test: each test's own
README.md.