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sky show-gpus
sky show-gpus only shows some of the most common gpus, which can be confusing (e.g. here). Here are two potential solutions:
sky show-gpus --cloud CLOUD
NOTE: This list only contains the most common gpus. To see all gpus, please append `--all`.
CLOUD
What do people think?
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We should probably resolve this by 0.3.0 to for Lambda-only users.
Related:
» sky show-gpus --cloud lambda -a
shows
... *NOTE*: for most GCP accelerators, INSTANCE_TYPE == (attachable) means the host VM's cost is not included. ...
which is surprising.
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We should probably resolve this by 0.3.0 to for Lambda-only users. Related: » sky show-gpus --cloud lambda -a shows ... *NOTE*: for most GCP accelerators, INSTANCE_TYPE == (attachable) means the host VM's cost is not included. ... which is surprising.
Hmm, good idea!
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sky show-gpus
only shows some of the most common gpus, which can be confusing (e.g. here). Here are two potential solutions:sky show-gpus
andsky show-gpus --cloud CLOUD
, printsky show-gpus
and makesky show-gpus --cloud CLOUD
print out all the gpus ofCLOUD
.What do people think?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: