ACK clusters that include vGPU-accelerated nodes require both an NVIDIA GRID license and a running GRID license server. This topic describes how to renew the NVIDIA driver license on a vGPU-accelerated node.
Prerequisites
Before you begin, ensure that you have:
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An NVIDIA driver license. To purchase one, see the NVIDIA Enterprise Registration portal
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A running GRID license server. For setup instructions, see the NVIDIA official website
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A vGPU-accelerated Elastic Compute Service (ECS) instance
Supported cluster types: dedicated clusters, managed clusters, and professional clusters.
Renew the NVIDIA driver license
After the GRID license server is running, complete the following steps on each vGPU-accelerated node.
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Log on to the vGPU-accelerated node.
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For Linux instances: Connect to a Linux instance by using password authentication
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For Windows instances: Connect to a Windows instance by using password authentication
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Open
/etc/nvidia/gridd.confand set the following parameters:ServerAddress=<your license server address> ServerPort=<license server port>Parameter Description ServerAddressThe address of your GRID license server ServerPortThe port on which the license server listens -
Restart the NVIDIA driver:
systemctl daemon-reload systemctl restart nvidia-gridd -
Verify that the license is active:
nvidia-smi
If
nvidia-smiruns successfully, the NVIDIA driver license of the vGPU-accelerated node is renewed.