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Kevin Klues updated MESOS-5959:
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Description:
A recent addition to ensure that {{NvidiaVolume::create()}} ran as root broke
all non-root tests on GPU machines. The reason is that we unconditionally
create this volume so long as we detect {{nvml.isAvailable()}} which will fail
now that we are only allowed to create this volume if we have root permissions.
We should fix this by adding the proper conditions to determine when / if we
should create this volume based on some combination of {{\-\-containerizer}}
and {{\-\-isolation}} flags.
was:
A recent addition to ensure that {{NvidiaVolume::create() }} ran as root broke
all non-root tests on GPU machines. The reason is that we unconditionally
create this volume so long as we detect {{nvml.isAvailable()}} which will fail
now that we are only allowed to create this volume if we have root permissions.
We should fix this by adding the proper conditions to determine when / if we
should create this volume based on some combination of {{\-\-containerizer}}
and {{\-\-isolation}} flags.
> All non-root tests fail on GPU machine
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> Key: MESOS-5959
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/MESOS-5959
> Project: Mesos
> Issue Type: Bug
> Reporter: Kevin Klues
> Assignee: Kevin Klues
> Labels: gpu, mesosphere
> Fix For: 1.0.1
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>
> A recent addition to ensure that {{NvidiaVolume::create()}} ran as root broke
> all non-root tests on GPU machines. The reason is that we unconditionally
> create this volume so long as we detect {{nvml.isAvailable()}} which will
> fail now that we are only allowed to create this volume if we have root
> permissions.
> We should fix this by adding the proper conditions to determine when / if we
> should create this volume based on some combination of {{\-\-containerizer}}
> and {{\-\-isolation}} flags.
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