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A New Day, And A New Question

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Hello all, I'm trying to set up multiple queues for multiple task execution within an agent, or being able to set up 2 agents within 1 worker. The thing I'm trying to achieve is, using both of my gpus (my worker has a 2 gpu setup) in different tasks, simultaneously. I'm aware that clearml has an ability to automatically schedule tasks among different gpus, but I am currently unable to afford the enterprise tier. What is the best practice for that?

  
  
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AnxiousSeal95 Yeah, it came to my mind. But I guess each agent should be fired from different ubuntu accounts as the agent picks up the config file from home directory automatically.

  
  
Posted one year ago

Hi ZanyPig66 , do you want to have an agent per GPU? If so just add --gpus and specify the GPU number (0 or 1) that would be associated with this worker

  
  
Posted one year ago

ZanyPig66 , the 2 agents can run from the same ubuntu account and use the same clearml.conf. if you want each to have its own configuration file just add --config-file PATH_TO_CONF_FILE and it would take another config file. Makes sense?

  
  
Posted one year ago

AnxiousSeal95 Makes perfectly sense! Thank you so much!

  
  
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