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# GPU Software

**GPU Software**refers to **software that supports GPUs**so they can function properly in a container/Kubernetes environment.

FPT Cloud supports customers in installing GPU software right from the moment they create a cluster, or customers can install it on an existing cluster. To add GPU software, customers should follow these instructions:

 In the menu, select **AI Infrastructure**> **Managed GPU Cluster**. The system will display the **GPU Cluster Management** page. Select the cluster to which you want to add GPU software.

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**Step 2: On the Essential Properties tab, click the Addbutton.**

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**Step 3:** Select the GPU Software to install on the cluster, then click the **Save** button.

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The system will install the GPU operator on the cluster within a few minutes. After successful installation, the status will change to Ready.

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When installing the GPU Operator on the cluster, the system will automatically set Worker MIG Strategy = None. Customers can change the Worker MIG Strategy and MIG Profile according to their usage needs.

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