[Autoscaler] Fix GCP User Inconsistency #14364
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@DmitriGekhtman , FYI. |
thanks -- will be mindful of merge issues |
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Why are these changes needed?
Our previous GCP default OS had the default UID as 1001 (not 1000) and this caused problems with file permissions in our containers. The change here is also logical as we no longer need TF installed on the host OS if we are using containers!
This PR also bumps the CUDA version on the host to match the container version!
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