NVIDIA GRID shared GPU and CUDA for VMware vSphere ESXi
Learn to set up NVIDIA GRID cards for shared GPU and CUDA on VMware vSphere ESXi. Optimize virtualized GPU performance.
Course Content
NVIDIA GRID shared GPU and CUDA for VMware vSphere ESXi is an all-levels Udemy course taught by Jason Meers. It runs 51m and is taught in English. Learners rate it 4.5 out of 5 from 62 reviews, with 4,300 students enrolled. It is free to enroll, first published December 2020.
Learn how to harness the power of NVIDIA GRID GPUs with vSphere for virtualized desktops, applications, and advanced workloads. This practical course provides a step-by-step guide to installing and configuring an NVIDIA GRID GPU within a vSphere environment, supporting Horizon, Citrix, CUDA, and AI/ML applications.
- NVIDIA GRID GPU Installation & Configuration: Master the process of setting up an NVIDIA GRID GPU for enhanced virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) and demanding applications.
- vSphere Integration: Gain hands-on experience integrating NVIDIA GRID with VMware vSphere ESXi, specifically versions 6.x and 7.x.
- Cost-Effective Solution: Utilize an NVIDIA K2 GRID GPU (often available at affordable prices on eBay) as a practical example, while understanding its applicability to other modern NVIDIA GRID cards.
- Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI): Optimize performance for virtual desktops using NVIDIA GRID technology.
- Horizon & Citrix Compatibility: Configure NVIDIA GRID to deliver superior graphics performance for Horizon and Citrix virtual apps and desktops.
- CUDA & AI/ML Workloads: Explore the capabilities of NVIDIA GRID for accelerating CUDA-based applications and AI/ML workloads within your virtualized environment.
- ESXi 6.x & 7.x Support: This course is designed for users familiar with VMware vSphere ESXi 6.x and 7.x.
- Practical, Hands-On Approach: Follow along with a real-world example, making the learning process engaging and effective.
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