Docker container for onnxruntime-gpu #8704
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I have an application running on docker container which uses onnxruntime-gpu for inference. I would like to use the onxruntime cuda base docker image for the required cuda, cudnn and onnxruntime-gpu dependencies. I would want to know which version of onnxruntime-gpu does the latest base image use. I ask this because I am using onnxruntime-gpu python package for inference and only the latest release of onnxruntime-gpu(1.8.1) provides inference flexibility for both GPU and CPU, so this is the minimum version I would need. Referring to the ONNX Runtime Docker Image tags HERE, it shows that the latest image uses CUDA10.2, which makes me feel that the onnxruntime-gpu version used would be 1.5-1.6 as mentioned HERE. Can someone please clarify this? |
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You would need to upgrade to CUDA 11.1 to use onnxruntime-gpu 1.8.1. The lastest-cuda image uses an CUDA 10.2 and that's why the version is 1.6. You can try building this dockerfile for onnxruntime-gpu 1.8.1. |
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You would need to upgrade to CUDA 11.1 to use onnxruntime-gpu 1.8.1. The lastest-cuda image uses an CUDA 10.2 and that's why the version is 1.6. You can try building this dockerfile for onnxruntime-gpu 1.8.1.