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Unable to create GCP Cpu Instances #106
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@apls777 I am having the same issue with this spotty.yaml:
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@apls777 let me know if you have any ideas about this! Thank you |
@khumairraj @turian Sorry for the delay in getting back to you. The issue in both your configs is in the Usually, there is no need to specify the @khumairraj you also have another issue in your config. Spotty expects that bash is installed inside the Docker image, if not - you won't be able to connect to the container. So, don't use the raw |
@apls777 I tried this but it doesn't work yet. I have spotty running from master. Here is my latest spotty.yaml, it's as above but I removed
After I run
Why? Note that I changed the instance name to make sure I have a fresh disk, as discussed in #108 |
I also tried the above config and get the below error -
Is there something I am missing? Thanks again for all your help |
@khumairraj Most likely, it's an issue with the GCP image. Try to update it to the latest one - see my reply here. |
@apls777 I upgraded to the latest Ubuntu image but it doesn't have docker by default, like the deep learning images usually do:
Then
If instead I switch the image to the latest CPU deeplearning image:
I get the following weird log error in
and
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Hi there, Thank you for the amazing tool.
I have been trying to use spotty to make a CPU instance on GCP.
Below is the
spotty.yaml
file which I am using.The error that comes up is:
Please let me know if I am missing something in the configuration, or a known solution.
Thanks!
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