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This creates 2 gpu instances of ID 15, the -C flag creates a default compute instance. (Recommended to always run -C unless you know what you need specifically)
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The ID used in the creation is a Profile ID, to perform actions on your created segments, you will need to reference it’s Instance ID |
nvidia-smi mig -lgi this will now show you the GPU instances that you’ve created.
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It is still possible to run applications on the GPU UUID as well as the MIG UUIDs.
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Deleting MIG Instances:
Some other helpful commands to do various operations:
You can reset your MIG configuration by resetting the GPU
sudo nvidia-smi --gpu-reset
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You will have to enable MIG again if you reset the GPU. (step 3 above) |
Alternatively you can delete your compute instances
nvidia-smi mig -dci
Then your GPU instances
nvidia-smi mig -dgi
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These two commands will delete all the instances |
For more specific control, refer to these docs: NVIDIA Multi-Instance GPU User Guide :: NVIDIA Data Center GPU Driver Documentation
🔖 References
All information is taken from the NVIDIA MIG Documentation
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