Want to install Azure Connected Machine agent on the machine where Ubuntu Core 16 OS is installed.
Is this supported??
Ubuntu Core is currently not supported. See this link for a list of supported operating systems: Azure Arc - Supported operating systems
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I am trying to use the tensorflow-GPU serving in the windows 10 system. But I haven't found any solution for installing the Nvidia docker for windows. Please give me a suggestion, how to use the Windows machine GPU in deployment.
Neither of nvidia-docker and nvidia-container-runtime have support for Windows, and there are no plans so far to support the OS either. Only linux host is supported.
Check the FAQ here:
Is macOS supported?
No, we do not support macOS (regardless of the version), however you
can use the native macOS Docker client to deploy your containers
remotely (refer to the dockerd documentation).
Is Microsoft Windows supported?
No, we do not support Microsoft Windows (regardless of the version),
however you can use the native Microsoft Windows Docker client to
deploy your containers remotely (refer to the dockerd
documentation).
These are the details of my physical server:
Windows Edition: Windows Server 2008 R2
Processor: Intel Xeon
System Type: 64 bit operating system
I am trying to run CentOS 7 using VMware Workstation Pro Version 14.
After creating the VM, when trying to run it I get a black screen in the console.
while exiting from the console view you can see actually CentOS 7 installation and leaving it running will actually successfully install CentOS and will ask you for the language but I can't choose anything from outside the console view, neither inside the console view(black screen).
Please note the following:
I tried both CentOS 7 minimal and everything isos downloaded from the CentOS official website
I enabled Intel Virtualization in the BIOS as requested in VMWare Community Website
I started the VMWare Authorization Server in the services section as mentioned in VMWare Community Website
I have no anti-virus running
I tried using VMWare Player instead of VMWare Workstation and the same error occurred
This is the complete VMWare log file
Do we have an option to upgrade Windows OS in Azure?
I'm looking for a solution to upgrade my WINDOWS OS in Azure. I didn't find any answer.
Is there any alternative way to do this?
As per the following KB
Microsoft does not support an upgrade of the operating system of a Microsoft Azure virtual machine"
To work around this issue, create an Azure VM that's running a supported version of an operating system, and then migrate the workload (Method 1, preferred), or download and upgrade the VHD of the VM (Method 2).
i like to install Cloudera Hadoop in my computer windows 7.so i download a vmware player but it doesn't work because my computer doesn't support virtualisation.
Is there any solution?
If you can't boot a virtual machine, then you're out of luck.
But yes, there are 2 solutions: get a new computer that supports virtualization (with at least 8 Gb RAM because that's what you need to run the VM) or install Cloudera Manager on a bare metal server.
If your computer doesn't support virtualization you can't run Cloudera VM. Check below requirements to run Cloudera VM
These 64-bit VMs require a 64-bit host OS and a virtualization product that can support a 64-bit guest OS.
To use a VMware VM, you must use a player compatible with WorkStation 8.x or higher:
Player 4.x or higher
Fusion 4.x or higher
Older versions of WorkStation can be used to create a new VM using the same virtual disk (VMDK file), but some features in VMware Tools are not available.
The amount of RAM required varies by the run-time option you choose:
CDH and Cloudera Manager Version RAM Required by VM
CDH 5 (default) 4+ GiB*
Cloudera Express 8+ GiB*
Cloudera Enterprise (trial) 10+ GiB*
*Minimum recommended memory. If you are running workloads larger than the examples provided, consider allocating additional memory.
http://www.cloudera.com/content/www/en-us/downloads/quickstart_vms/5-4.html
I've been researching EC2 over at Amazon Web Services and the website notes:
"You are also empowered to use our
bundling tools to upload your own
operating systems."
Now I've been trying to find out if the only Windows version that is supported is Windows Server 2003 or if I would be able to virtualize an older version of Windows and mash it into an AMI?
Is that possible?
Has anyone achieved it?
EC2 only allows you to bundle your own open source *nix operating systems. They won't let you run your own copy of Windows because of licensing issues.
only if you load a *nix platform with vmware then load windows onto a vm