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Hi, these "0"s mean that AVX instructions set have not passed over to the guest VM.

It should be:

00:00:01.963497   AVX - AVX support                      = 1 (1)
00:00:01.963504   AVX2 - Advanced Vector Extensions 2    = 1 (1)

So it's either VirtualBox you are running, cannot pass them over (try getting the latest one), or VirtualBox doesn't properly virtualize this particular CPU so cannot ship AVX to the guest VM.

You can also check if the guest machine inherits AVX with this command:

lscpu | grep avx

I see, but I'm kind of lost on how to help you here. I'd have assumed that if anybody would be doing a training of a model, they would be working directly in a dataiku project, not through a webapp. I guess applications are the dataiku answer to your use case (https://knowledge.dataiku.com/latest/courses/o16n/dataiku-applications/introduction.html).

Most probably, someone else might have a different approach and similar use case. But what it is true, is that you can't run the same scenario or same job at the same time by different users.

Cheers

I see, but I'm kind of lost on how to help you here. I'd have assumed that if anybody would be doing a training of a model, they would be working directly in a dataiku project, not through a webapp. I guess applications are the dataiku answer to your use case (https://knowledge.dataiku.com/latest/courses/o16n/dataiku-applications/introduction.html).

Most probably, someone else might have a different approach and similar use case. But what it is true, is that you can't run the same scenario or same job at the same time by different users.

Cheers