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# OS Images
### FPT Images
FPT Image is a custom image built by FPT that you can use to get started quickly with any of the GPU servers available. This image comes with several components needed for AI workloads and selects Ubuntu as the Operating System (OS).
The versions of the installed dependencies are optimized for compatibility and might not be the latest versions available.
| OS Images | Ubuntu 22.04 | Ubuntu 24.04 |
| --------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| NVIDIA Driver | 580.159.04 | 580.159.04 |
| NVIDIA CUDA Toolkit | 13.0 | 13.0 |
| NVIDIA Fabric Manager (NVSwitch Driver) | 580.159.04 | 580.159.04 |
| NVIDIA DOCA OFED (Mellanox IB Driver) | 3.3.0-088000 | 3.3.0-088000 |
| NVIDIA Datacenter GPU Manager | 4.5.3-1 | 4.5.3-1 |
| NVIDIA HPCX | v2.26-cuda13 | v2.26-cuda13 |
| High-performance storage client | - Vietnam region: VAST Data Client 4.0.40
- Japan region: DDN Storage Client 2.14.0
| - Vietnam region: VAST Data Client 4.5.7
- Japan region: DDN Storage Client 2.14.0
|
| Python | 3.10.12 | 3.12.3 |
| Docker | 29.5.2-1 | 29.5.2-1 |
| NVIDIA Container Toolkit | 1.19.1-1 | 1.19.1-1 |
### Custom images
With custom image templates, you can capture an image of a Bare Metal GPU server to replicate its configuration with minimal changes in the order process. Image templates provide an imaging option for all Bare Metal GPU servers, regardless of operating system. When your image template is complete, you can use it to create another Bare Metal GPU server.
#### Upload an image
1. Sign in to your FPT Cloud account, select a **Tenant**, a **Region** and a **VPC.** (If you have more than one of them.)
2. Navigate to **AI Infrastructure** and **Custom images** in the sidebar, then click **Upload image.**\
3. To upload a file, click on the browser to **choose a file from your computer**, or **drag and drop your file.**\
4. Enter the **image name**
5. Click **Upload image**
| You cannot create a new server with this image until the imaging process is complete. The image template processing time varies based on the resources that are available on the physical host and how much data is being captured in the image template. |
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Resume processing
You may resume the file processing if it fails.
1. In the Custom image list, Click **Actions** for the custom image with **Failed** status
2. Choose **Resume**
#### Delete an image
1. In the Custom image list, Click **Actions** for the custom image you want to delete, then choose **Delete**\
2. A confirmation window titled **Delete custom image** item opens. Click **Delete image** to confirm the deletion
| The server you’ve created from a custom image is not deleted when you delete the image from your account. You can destroy the Bare Metal GPU server from the FPT Customer portal separately. |
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