dhi.io/k8s-cc-manager
NVIDIA k8s-cc-manager
NVIDIA manager for enabling GPU Confidential Computing and Protected PCIe modes from Kubernetes node labels.
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k8s-cc-manager, gpu-admin-tools
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About NVIDIA k8s-cc-manager
NVIDIA k8s-cc-manager is a Kubernetes component that enables and manages GPU Confidential Computing (CC) mode, and
Protected PCIe (PPCIe) multi-GPU mode, on supported NVIDIA GPUs. It runs as a DaemonSet on GPU nodes and watches the
nvidia.com/cc.mode node label. When the label changes, it optionally evicts NVIDIA GPU Operator components, applies
the requested mode directly against the GPU hardware, and reschedules the operator components. It reports progress back
to the node through the nvidia.com/cc.mode.state and nvidia.com/cc.ready.state labels.
This is the Python implementation of the manager. It uses the official Kubernetes Python client to watch node labels and
the vendored NVIDIA gpu-admin-tools library to query and set CC/PPCIe mode and to reset GPUs over PCI. Because it
pokes GPU PCI registers and resets devices, the container must run as root and privileged, with host /sys and /dev
mounted.
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