Add the docker

[SnowMasaya]

I made a dockerfile for edward.

Reference

http://edwardlib.org/troubleshooting

[dustinvtran]

Cool! Do you know how this can be checked? (I've never used Docker.)

[pwl]

I can confirm that this works flawlessly with my setup (Arch Linux and nvidia graphics card with nvidia-docker installed).

Would it be possible to have an option to install the CPU version of TF instead of the GPU?

[SnowMasaya]

@dustinvtran

When you check the it works well, you below the type command.(you move to the docker directory)

build check

make build-gpu

test check in the docker environment(GPU)

make test-gpu

@pwl

OK.
I will add the CPU version

[SnowMasaya]

I added the Docker file for CPU version.

If you use the it, you read the README.md

I wrote the how to use the Docker for CPU environment and GPU environment

[pwl]

Thanks for the changes! Out of curiosity, what is the reason to run jupyter notebook command in the Dockerfile instead of in the Makefile?

[SnowMasaya]

@pwl

what is the reason to run jupyter notebook command in the Dockerfile instead of in the Makefile?

I think the most of the people would like to use "edward" in the notebook.

That is reason why the default command set the "jupyter notebook"

[dustinvtran]

@SnowMasaya | Thanks again for this. Is there anything this is still waiting on? (@pwl can act as the code reviewer instead of me. :-)

[pwl]

I can verify that both containers (CPU and GPU) work, I'd merge this.