To use this container you would first need to install docker and docker-compose.
After that you would need deleted rocm/composable_kernel:ck_ub20.04_rocm5.5_rc4 docker image (alpha build of ROCM). You can download the image, using bittorect magnet link in the files of the gist. After downloading the image load it with docker load --input rocm5.5.tar.gz
Running is as simple as: sudo docker-compose up --build. After that Stable Diffusion Web UI could be accessed in http://127.0.0.1:3000
Many thanks to @wsippel for putting up step by step guide to get it working.
This is tested on kernel 6.2.10 and mesa 23.0.0
@evshiron Thank you very much, I understand your issue with storage limit on Github :/ I will directly build using the dockerfile from now.
Also, I wanted to know if the rocm5.5.1-base image is stable on your side. On my side the a111-webui is really unstable and will just crash really often. I am monitoring the VRAM and RAM and I don't seem to be going over the limit (13GB/24 available). I didn't have this issue when my dockerfile used the rocm/composable_kernel:ck_ub20.04_rocm5.5_rc4 image.
@BloodBlight I saw your gist and wanted to try it but saw that it is based on ubuntu 20.04. I have some extensions that just doesn't work if I dont have python3.10 installed. I could fix it but for testing just updating my already existing Dockerfile with the rocm5.6-ub22.04-base is just the fastest.