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How to compile and run ARTSS

Requirements

  • Linux
  • Docker-CE 19.03 or later
  • nvidia-docker (Can be neglected for serial or multicore versions)

Building the Docker image

In the directory where the Dockerfile is located run: docker build -t artss_docker .

It is not necessary to recreate the Docker image each time. It has to be created initially, and when a change is submitted to the Docker file.

Building ARTSS inside the container

Navigate to the ARTSS main directory (where compile.sh is located).

Then run: docker run --gpus all -it --rm -v $(pwd):/host_pwd -w /host_pwd artss_docker

inside the container run: nvidia-smi to make sure you have access to all the GPUs needed

then run compile.sh [OPTIONS] as you normally would. [OPTIONS] could be for example -c 10 -d -g

Building ARTSS inside the container without a GPU (serial, multicore)

Navigate to the ARTSS main directory (where compile.sh is located).

Then run: docker run -it --rm -v $(pwd):/host_pwd -w /host_pwd artss_docker

then run compile.sh [OPTIONS]. Don't use any GPU flags, since they will not work here.

Running ARTSS

After compiling, ARTSS can be used as usual.

Important Docker commands

  • exit -> Leave container
  • docker container ls -> List all running Docker containers
  • docker ps -a -> List all Docker containers
  • docker image ls -> List all Docker images
  • docker container rm [tag] -> Removes Docker container with tag [tag]
  • docker image rm [tag] -> Removes Docker image with tag [tag]

More Docker commands: https://docs.docker.com/engine/reference/commandline/cli/

Using Docker with compile.sh

The Docker image can be built with ./compile.sh --docker-build

To build ARTSS inside the container use --docker-run or --docker-run-cpu. To change the hostname of the Docker add the option --docker-hostname.

The Docker commands can be combined with each other.