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Deploy Graphics Desktops for Content Production on AWS C M P 3 1 9 - R Deploy graphics desktops for content production on AWS Mike Owen Mark Stephens Principal Solutions Architect Partner Solutions Architect AWS Thinkbox Amazon Web Services © 2019, Amazon Web Services, Inc. or its affiliates. All rights reserved. Agenda Overview: Elastic Graphics, Amazon AppStream 2.0, Amazon WorkSpaces, Unmanaged G4 Workshop 1: Amazon AppStream 2.0 Workshop 2: Amazon WorkSpaces Workshop 3: Unmanaged G4 Summary, Questions Related breakouts Chalk talks EUC334 – Give students access to applications for class through any computer (diving into Cornell University‘s journey) EUC330 – Migrating your Windows 7 desktops to Windows 10 with Amazon WorkSpaces ENT314 – Securely manage and stream your desktop applications (diving into GE Power‘s journey) WPS314 – Amazon WorkSpaces for Regulated Industries ENT316 – Well Architected WorkSpaces: Enterprise Deployment at Scale Workshops EUC301 – Get up and running with Amazon Linux WorkSpaces EUC303 – Build an Amazon AppStream 2.0 environment to stream desktop apps Builders EUC307 – Amazon WorkSpaces Disaster Recovery Best Practices EUC321 – Getting started with Amazon WorkSpaces Linux EUC323 – Managing Amazon WorkSpaces by integrating AWS Service Catalog with ServiceNow EUC318 – Create a SaaS portal for your desktop application with Amazon AppStream 2.0 EUC310 – Enhance your Amazon AppStream 2.0 environments: branding, automation, and other cost savings techniques EUC313 – Scaling your Amazon AppStream 2.0 Environment EUC326 – Visualize and analyze your Amazon AppStream 2.0 usage EUC319 – Customize your Amazon AppStream 2.0 environment with session scripts Amazon Elastic Graphics Easily and cost-effectively add graphics acceleration to Amazon EC2 Instances • Attach low-cost graphics acceleration to EC2 instances • 1-8GB of OpenGL memory • Windows 2012 R2 or later only • OpenGL 4.3/GL Shader Language 4.30 • Compatible with DCV, PCoIP, RDP, VNC • Ideal for: • a small amount of GPU for graphics acceleration, or • applications that could benefit from some GPU, but also require high amounts of compute, memory, or storage Elastic Graphics Accelerator Size Graphics Memory Price eg1.medium 1 GiB $0.050/hour eg1.large 2 GiB $0.100/hour eg1.xlarge 4 GiB $0.200/hour eg1.2xlarge 8 GiB $0.400/hour *Prices shown are for the US East (N. Virginia) AWS Region AppStream 2.0 Fully managed application streaming service that provides users instant access to their desktop applications Import existing Windows apps with no changes or rewrites and start streaming Integrates with existing apps, identity, storage, and network No infrastructure to install or manage Consistent performance - one streaming instance per user Dual monitors, USB, keyboard shortcuts through local Windows client Standard, Compute, Memory, Graphics Design, Graphics Pro – OpenGL, OpenCL, DirectX, CUDA(Pro) User User Administrator Image Builder Image Assistant Define a Fleet Provision a Stack Used to install Used to define Configurations Configurations and configure and optimize include image, include Fleet, user Business Apps presented, instance types, storage, access Applications configure default networking, permission User user settings and scaling options User Pools create an image configurations and customer Used to define branding users and grant stack access Amazon WorkSpaces Access your desktop anywhere, anytime, from any device Secure cloud desktops Simple to deploy and manage Pay-as-you-go Scalable and performant GPU SSD ROOT SSD BUNDLES vCPU RAM GPU/MODEL CUDA WINDOWS LINUX EC2 TYPE MEM VOLUME USER VOLUME Value 1 2 - - - 80GB 10GB Win2008R2/2016 AL2 internal Standard 2 4 - - - 80GB 50GB Win2008R2/2016 AL2 internal Performance 2 7.5 - - - 80GB 100GB Win2008R2/2016 AL2 internal Power 4 16 - - - 175GB 100GB Win2008R2/2016 AL2 internal PowerPro 8 32 - - - 175GB 100GB Win2008R2/2016 AL2 internal Graphics 8 15 NVIDIA 4 1536 100GB 100GB Win2008R2/2016 - internal GraphicsPro 16 122 NVIDIA M60 8 2048 100GB 100GB Win2016 - g3.4xlarge Unmanaged G4 IaaS custom desktop experience for highest graphics fidelity Amazon EC2 NVIDIA GPU instances G OD OD GPU NVIDIA GPU Tensor RT Instance NVMe Network INSTANCE P vCPU RAM CUDA price/hr price/hr MEM GPU - GB P2P Cores Cores Storage Performance U (Linux)* (Win)* g3s.xlarge 1 4 30.5 8 2048 M60-8 - - - EBS-Only Up to 10 Gbps $0.75 $0.93 g3.4xlarge 1 16 122 8 2048 M60-8 - - - EBS-Only Up to 10 Gbps $1.14 $1.876 g3.8xlarge 2 32 244 16 4096 M60-8 - - - EBS-Only 10 Gbps $2.28 $3.752 g3.16xlarge 4 64 488 32 8192 M60-8 - - - EBS-Only 25 Gbps $4.56 $7.504 g4dn.xlarge 1 4 16 16 2560 T4-16 - 320 40 125GB Up to 25 Gbps $0.52 $0.71 g4dn.2xlarge 1 8 32 16 2560 T4-16 - 320 40 225GB Up to 25 Gbps $0.75 $1.12 g4dn.4xlarge 1 16 64 16 2560 T4-16 - 320 40 225GB Up to 25 Gbps $1.20 $1.94 g4dn.8xlarge 1 32 128 16 2560 T4-16 - 320 40 1x900GB 50 Gbps $2.17 $3.64 g4dn.16xlarge 1 64 256 16 2560 T4-16 - 320 40 1x900GB 50 Gbps $4.35 $7.29 g4dn.12xlarge 4 48 192 64 10,240 T4-16 - 1280 160 1x900GB 50 Gbps $3.91 $6.12 g4dn.metal 8 96 384 128 20,480 T4-16 - 2560 320 2x900GB 100 Gbps - - p3.2xlarge 1 8 61 16 5120 V100-16 - 640 - EBS-Only Up to 10 Gbps $3.06 $3.42 p3.8xlarge 4 32 244 64 20,480 V100-16 NVLink 2560 - EBS-Only 10 Gbps $12.24 $13.71 p3.16xlarge 8 64 488 28 40,960 V100-16 NVLink 5120 - EBS-Only 25 Gbps $24.48 $27.42 p3dn.24xlarge 8 96 768 256 40,960 V100-32 NVLink 5120 - 2x900GB 100 Gbps $31.21 $35.62 *Prices shown are for the US East (N. Virginia) AWS Region AWS workshop portal bit.ly/37KONLG © 2019, Amazon Web Services, Inc. or its affiliates. All rights reserved. amzn.to/2QZfJBz # Sign out of any AWS Management Console/account you may already be logged into on your laptop # Open your local browser and go to: <amzn.to/2QZfJBz> # Click on <Try sample applications at no cost> # Enter the <Account ID or alias>, <IAM user name> and <Password> from the credentials portal # Click on <Agree and Continue> # Click on <Blender> click here click here # Upload a Blender file from your laptop (downloaded from the credentials portal <assets> S3 link) # You can select and upload multiple files to test AppStream # “File” -> “Open…” <C:\ProgramData\UserDataFolders\...\My Files\Temporary Files\> # “\...\” <-- choose the latest/highest numbered directory in the path above # Test the various control in AppStream available in the menu bar at the top # Test Blender as a generic 3D application. Is it interactive? © 2019, Amazon Web Services, Inc. or its affiliates. All rights reserved. # Download and install Amazon WorkSpaces client for your laptop OS: https://clients.amazonworkspaces.com/ # (If you have an existing WorkSpaces client; use “Options” -> “Manage Registrations” to add another one) # Enter: <Registration Code> from credentials portal # Enter <Username> and <Password> from credentials portal # Resize the desktop; go full-screen # Is the desktop interactive? # Use VLC player and play the video files from the <assets> directory on the desktop # VLC -> “Video” -> “Full-Screen” # VLC -> “Window” -> “Media Information…” – investigate “Codec Details” & “Statistics” # Observe performance – any issues? # Use Chrome -> visit YouTube.com and watch a video[with audio] of your choice in FULL- SCREEN and then ½ size, then ¼ size on your screen. Observe audio-video sync # Run MS “Paint” and draw/paint some art! # Test latency using mouse/touchpad on your laptop. Is there cursor lag? # Open 3D scene files in Blender application (3D files in <assets> directory on the desktop # Test interactivity levels. Is it usable? Use 3D tools/orbit the models © 2019, Amazon Web Services, Inc. or its affiliates. All rights reserved. Teradici s/w client # Download and install Teradici “Software Client for <PLATFORM>” from Teradici website: Windows: https://docs.teradici.com/find/product/cloud-access-software/2019.11/software-client-for-windows macOS: https://docs.teradici.com/find/product/cloud-access-software/2019.11/software-client-for-macos Linux: https://docs.teradici.com/find/product/cloud-access-software/2019.11/software-client-for-linux # Login to G4 instance with Teradici s/w client Host Address or Code: ADDRESS OF EC2 HOST Connection Name: linux Click: NEXT Teradici s/w client # Click: “Connect Insecurely” Linux: Teradici s/w client # Enter: centos # Enter: <password> Linux: Check PCoIP logs, update PCoIP, NVIDIA perf tweaks # open shell and install some simple monitoring tools $ sudo yum install htop iotop -y $ htop $ sudo iotop # check pcoip-agent logs $ sudo tail -f /var/log/pcoip-agent/server.centos.log # check version of pcoip-agent-graphics and apply any update if available $ sudo yum list pcoip-agent-graphics $ sudo yum update pcoip-agent-graphics -y # find the man page for pcoip and look for additional settings # hint: add a ‘.conf’ # check driver installed $ nvidia-smi -q | head # G4dn/Nvidia optimization settings # https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AWSEC2/latest/UserGuide/optimize_gpu.html # Question: Select from the above URL the correct “optimize GPU settings” and apply them to your workstation # Answer: https://pastecode.xyz/view/32ec0479 Linux: VLC player, Krita, Blender # install VLC player $ sudo yum install https://download1.rpmfusion.org/free/el/rpmfusion-free-release-7.noarch.rpm $ sudo yum install vlc -y # download video files from S3 and play with VLC player $ aws s3 cp s3://cmp319-assets/videos/ . # VLC -> “Video” -> “Full-Screen” # VLC -> “Window” -> “Media Information…” – investigate “Codec Details” & “Statistics” # visit YouTube.com and watch a video [with audio] of your choice in FULL-SCREEN and then ½ size, then ¼ size on your screen. Observe audio-video sync # install Krita, make art! Test latency using mouse/touchpad on your laptop. Is there cursor lag? $ sudo yum install calligra-krita -y # install blender $ aws s3 cp s3://cmp319-assets/installers/blender-2.81-linux-glibc217-x86_64.tar.bz2 .
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