[codex] Add GPU sandbox client support#747
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| uses its default disk size. | ||
| gpus: Number of GPUs to allocate. Must be provided with | ||
| ``gpu_model``. | ||
| gpu_model: GPU model to allocate, such as ``A10``. |
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Would probably be helpful to have a list of exactly supported GPU models so users don't have to guess what to put here. Also presence of gpu_model can enabled --gpus 1 by default.
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Summary
Adds GPU sandbox creation support across the Tensorlake clients:
tl sbx create/new --gpus <count> --gpu-model <model>resources.gpusas an array of{ count, model }gpus=andgpu_model=on sync, async, andSandbox.creategpusandgpuModelThe CLI/SDK surface exposes a single GPU model request and sends it as a one-element
resources.gpusarray, matching the server request shape.Validation
Local checks:
cargo test -p tensorlake-cli gpu -- --nocapturecargo check -p tensorlake -p tensorlake-rust-cloud-sdk-py -p tensorlake-climake build_rust_py_clientPYTHONPYCACHEPREFIX=/tmp/tensorlake-gpu-pycache poetry run python -m unittest tests.sandbox.test_client_rust_backendPYTHONPYCACHEPREFIX=/tmp/tensorlake-gpu-pycache poetry run python -m unittest tests.sandbox.test_client_rust_backend_asyncnpm -C typescript test -- client.test.tsnpm -C typescript run typechecknpm -C typescript run buildgit diff --checkLive dev smoke:
nvidia-smi -L, then terminated itnvidia-smi -L, then terminated itnvidia-smi -L, then terminated itAll three live sandboxes reported
GPU 0: NVIDIA A10.