dhi.io/k8s-device-plugin
K8s Device Plugin
NVIDIA device plugin for Kubernetes that exposes GPUs to the Kubernetes scheduler, provides GPU health monitoring, and supports MIG, MPS, time-slicing, and CDI.
pushed 15 hours ago
linux/amd64, linux/arm64
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nvidia-device-plugin, gpu-feature-discovery, config-manager, mps-control-daemon
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About k8s-device-plugin
The NVIDIA k8s-device-plugin exposes NVIDIA GPUs to Kubernetes as attachable resources. It runs as a DaemonSet and
registers devices with the kubelet so that GPU-accelerated workloads can request GPU resources using the
nvidia.com/gpu resource name. Typical use cases include ML training and inference, HPC, and other GPU-accelerated
workloads that rely on CUDA or other NVIDIA libraries.
k8s-device-plugin supports features such as GPU time-slicing, Multi-Instance GPU (MIG), Multi-Process Service (MPS), GPU Feature Discovery (GFD), and the Container Device Interface (CDI), enabling flexible GPU partitioning and improved utilization in shared cluster environments.
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