Where to run CUDA Python online? #7711
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Hi @ynikitenko - Instead of running the examples in the docs, I highly recommend checking out our Accelerated Computing Hub notebooks: https://github.com/NVIDIA/accelerated-computing-hub/tree/main/tutorials/accelerated-python These examples will run in most environments and have links to allow you to run them in Google Collab from the repo. Let us know if you have any further problems. Happy to help. |
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Hi @nv-kriehl and @shwina - many thanks for your quick replies! In fact, I want to use exactly the examples from the docs. It's good news that I will be able to do that. At the moment Google Colab still fails (I filed an issue on that). I try Brev. UPD: It seems that Brev requires deploying an entire system. That is a bit heavyweight for my simple notebook. Looking for better alternatives. |
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Hi, there is a number of online notebooks to run CUDA. However, as I tried the example with counting iterator, they could not run CUDA from Python:
Google Collab:
Kaggle:
Is there an easy-to-use online platform with the recent CUDA Python libraries?
You've created wonderful documentation with examples - have you considered supporting an online learning platform for them?
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