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Custom Operating System Images

Users can create custom operating system (OS) images from previously created snapshots.

An operating system (OS) image is a pre-configured representation of an operating system used for creating and deploying virtual machines (VMs). It includes all the necessary files, configurations, and settings needed to run the operating system in a virtualized environment. These OS images contain a fully installed and configured operating system, including system libraries, application software, and system settings essential for the functionality and performance of the virtual machine. By using OS images, administrators can quickly and consistently deploy multiple instances of virtual machines, ensuring uniformity and reducing the time required for installation and setup. Choose from our range of images, including those pre-installed with NVIDIA drivers and the CUDA toolkit, compatible with our GPU offerings.\

Images Offered by Hyperstack​

To select an Ubuntu image for a new virtual machine, simply choose your desired image from the dropdown menu in the "Choose an image" section of the "Deploy Virtual Machine" page. Explore details about each Ubuntu image provided by Hyperstack below.

Driver/CUDA Pre-installed Images​

These images come pre-configured with NVIDIA drivers and the CUDA toolkit, optimized for GPU workloads right out of the box. They are available with or without Docker support.

Hyperstack Image Name API Image Name Distribution NVIDIA Driver CUDA Toolkit Shipped With Kernel Version Kernel Version Installed on Image Regions
Server 20.04 LTS R535 CUDA 12.2 Ubuntu Server 20.04 LTS R535 CUDA 12.2 Ubuntu 20.04 R535 12.2 5.4 (GA) 5.15 (HWE) CANADA-1, NORWAY-1, US-1
Server 20.04 LTS R535 CUDA 12.2 with Docker Ubuntu Server 20.04 LTS R535 CUDA 12.2 with Docker Ubuntu 20.04 R535 12.2 5.4 (GA) 5.15 (HWE) CANADA-1, NORWAY-1, US-1
Server 22.04 LTS R535 CUDA 12.2 Ubuntu Server 22.04 LTS R535 CUDA 12.2 Ubuntu 22.04 R535 12.2 5.15 (GA) 6.5 (HWE) CANADA-1, NORWAY-1, US-1
Server 22.04 LTS R550 CUDA 12.4 Ubuntu Server 22.04 LTS R550 CUDA 12.4 Ubuntu 22.04 R550 12.4 5.15 (GA) 6.8 (HWE) CANADA-1, NORWAY-1, US-1
Server 22.04 LTS R550 CUDA 12.4 with Docker Ubuntu Server 22.04 LTS R550 CUDA 12.4 with Docker Ubuntu 22.04 R550 12.4 5.15 (GA) 6.8 (HWE) CANADA-1, NORWAY-1, US-1

Vanilla Images (No Driver/CUDA Installed)​

These images are minimal Ubuntu installations without NVIDIA drivers or CUDA, suitable for standard Linux workloads or custom installations. They are ideal for CPU-based tasks or user-managed GPU installations.

Hyperstack Image Name API Image Name Distribution NVIDIA Driver CUDA Toolkit Shipped With Kernel Version Kernel Version Installed on Image Regions
Server 20.04 LTS Ubuntu Server 20.04 LTS (Focal Fossa) Ubuntu 20.04 Not installed Not installed 5.4 (GA) 5.15 (HWE) CANADA-1, NORWAY-1, US-1
Server 22.04 LTS Ubuntu Server 22.04 LTS (Jammy Jellyfish) Ubuntu 22.04 Not installed Not installed 5.15 (GA) 6.8 (HWE) CANADA-1, NORWAY-1, US-1
Server 22.04 LTS Ubuntu Server 22.04 LTS Ubuntu 22.04 Not installed Not installed 5.15 (GA) 6.8 (HWE) CANADA-1, NORWAY-1, US-1