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Cholla Docker Build Instructions

This document provides instructions on how to build Cholla into a Docker container that is portable between environments.

Build System Requirements

• Git
• Docker

Inputs

Possible build-arg for the Docker build command

• IMAGE

  Default: rocm_gpu:6.2

  Note:
  This container needs to be build using Base ROCm GPU.

• CHOLLA_BRANCH

  Default: CAAR
  Branch/Tag found: Cholla repo

• HDF5_BRANCH

  Default: hdf5-1_14_1
  Branch/Tag found: HDF5 repo

Building Container

Download the Dockerfile and make.host.cholla

To run the default configuration:

docker build -t mycontainer/cholla -f /path/to/Dockerfile . 

Notes:

• mycontainer is an example container name.
• the . at the end of the build line is important. It tells Docker where your build context is located.
• -f /path/to/Dockerfile is only required if your docker file is in a different directory than your build context. If you are building in the same directory it is not required.

To run a custom configuration, include one or more customized build-arg
DISCLAIMER: This Docker build has only been validated using the default values. Using a different base image or branch may result in build failures or poor performance.

docker build \
    -t mycontainer/cholla \
    -f /path/to/Dockerfile \
    --build-arg CHOLLA_BRANCH=main \
    --build-arg HDF5_BRANCH=develop
    . 

Running an Cholla Container

Both Docker and Singularity can be run interactively or as a single command.

To run the Cholla Benchmarks, just replace the <Cholla Command> the examples in Running Cholla Benchmarks section of the Cholla readme. The commands can be run directly in an interactive session as well.

Docker

If you want access to the HDF5 files generated during the run, please add -v $(pwd):/benchmark before mycontainer/cholla in the following commands.

Docker Interactive

docker run --rm -it --device=/dev/kfd --device=/dev/dri --security-opt seccomp=unconfined mycontainer/cholla /bin/bash

Docker Single Command

docker run --rm -it --device=/dev/kfd --device=/dev/dri --security-opt seccomp=unconfined mycontainer/cholla <Cholla Command>

Singularity

If you want access to the HDF5 files generated during the run, please add --bind $(pwd):/benchmark before cholla.sif in the following run commands.

Build Singularity image from Docker

To build a Singularity image from the locally created docker file do the following:

singularity build cholla.sif docker-daemon://mycontainer/cholla:latest

Singularity Interactive

To launch a Singularity image build locally.

singularity shell --no-home --writable-tmpfs --pwd /benchmark cholla.sif

Singularity Single Command

To launch a Singularity image build locally.

singularity run --no-home --writable-tmpfs --pwd /benchmark cholla.sif <Cholla Command>

Licensing Information

Your access and use of this application is subject to the terms of the applicable component-level license identified below. To the extent any subcomponent in this container requires an offer for corresponding source code, AMD hereby makes such an offer for corresponding source code form, which will be made available upon request. By accessing and using this application, you are agreeing to fully comply with the terms of this license. If you do not agree to the terms of this license, do not access or use this application.

The application is provided in a container image format that includes the following separate and independent components:

Package	License	URL
Ubuntu	Creative Commons CC-BY-SA Version 3.0 UK License	Ubuntu Legal
CMAKE	OSI-approved BSD-3 clause	CMake License
OpenMPI	BSD 3-Clause	OpenMPI License OpenMPI Dependencies Licenses
OpenUCX	BSD 3-Clause	OpenUCX License
ROCm	Custom/MIT/Apache V2.0/UIUC OSL	ROCm Licensing Terms
Cholla	MIT	Cholla Cholla License
HDF5	BSD-like(CUSTOM)	HDF5 License

Additional third-party content in this container may be subject to additional licenses and restrictions. The components are licensed to you directly by the party that owns the content pursuant to the license terms included with such content and is not licensed to you by AMD. ALL THIRD-PARTY CONTENT IS MADE AVAILABLE BY AMD “AS IS” WITHOUT A WARRANTY OF ANY KIND. USE OF SUCH THIRD-PARTY CONTENT IS DONE AT YOUR SOLE DISCRETION AND UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES WILL AMD BE LIABLE TO YOU FOR ANY THIRD-PARTY CONTENT. YOU ASSUME ALL RISK AND ARE SOLELY RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DAMAGES THAT MAY ARISE FROM YOUR USE OF THIRD-PARTY CONTENT.

Disclaimer

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