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# Transcoding GPU Benchmark - docker compose for NON-Unraid hosts.
#
# Unraid users: install from Community Apps instead, you don't need this file.
# This is for plain Docker on Ubuntu, Debian, Proxmox, TrueNAS Scale, and the like.
#
# The block below is set up for Intel / AMD GPUs (VAAPI via /dev/dri). For NVIDIA,
# follow the two "NVIDIA:" notes further down.
#
#   docker compose up        # start, then open http://<host-ip>:8088 and watch it ramp
#   docker compose down      # stop and remove when you're done
#
# It's a run-and-watch benchmark, not an always-on service: pick a GPU, start it,
# watch the scoreboard reach the limit, then bring it down. Nothing else should be
# using the GPU while it runs or the result is skewed.

services:
  benchmark:
    image: spaceinvaderone/transcoding-gpu-benchmark:latest
    container_name: transcoding-gpu-benchmark
    ports:
      - "8088:8088"

    # --- GPU access ------------------------------------------------------------
    # Intel / AMD: pass through the render device. Remove this on an NVIDIA-only host.
    devices:
      - /dev/dri:/dev/dri
    # NVIDIA: comment out the `devices:` block above, uncomment the line below, and
    # uncomment the NVIDIA_* environment vars near the bottom. The NVIDIA Container
    # Toolkit must be installed on the host.
    # runtime: nvidia

    # --- Storage ---------------------------------------------------------------
    volumes:
      # App data: cached test clips, run history, install id, CPU baseline. Keep this
      # so the clips download only once and your history + leaderboard identity persist.
      - ./config:/config
      # Keeps the Jellyfin base image from minting a stray anonymous volume each run.
      - ./cache:/cache
      # HOST OS name for the leaderboard - this is what makes the container multi-OS.
      # It reads your distro's PRETTY_NAME (e.g. "Ubuntu 22.04.3 LTS"). Read-only.
      # Without it the benchmark still runs; the OS column is just left blank.
      - /etc/os-release:/os-release:ro
      # A ~512 MB RAM disk holds the source clip during a run (fast, no disk writes).
      - type: tmpfs
        target: /ramdisk
        tmpfs:
          size: 536870912

      # Optional extras (uncomment as wanted):
      # Drop your own video files in ./input to benchmark them instead of the test clips:
      # - ./input:/input:ro
      # CPU package power for the "GPU is N× more efficient than CPU" comparison (RAPL,
      # vendor-agnostic, no special caps needed):
      # - /sys/devices/virtual/powercap:/powercap:ro
      # RAM-speed readout on Intel iGPUs (raw SMBIOS table):
      # - /sys/firmware/dmi/tables:/dmi:ro

    # --- Optional extras -------------------------------------------------------
    # Intel iGPU live telemetry (engine %, clock) via intel_gpu_top:
    # cap_add:
    #   - PERFMON
    # Name which host apps are using a GPU in the pre-test busy check (read-only host
    # process visibility; the check still warns without it, it just can't name the app):
    # pid: host

    # NVIDIA: uncomment these two when you switch on `runtime: nvidia` above.
    # environment:
    #   NVIDIA_VISIBLE_DEVICES: all
    #   NVIDIA_DRIVER_CAPABILITIES: all

    restart: "no"