dhi.io/k8s-driver-manager
K8s Driver Manager
NVIDIA GPU Operator component that orchestrates NVIDIA GPU driver upgrades and unloads kernel modules on Kubernetes nodes
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driver-manager, vfio-manage
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About K8s Driver Manager
K8s Driver Manager is a component of the NVIDIA GPU Operator that manages the lifecycle of NVIDIA GPU drivers on
Kubernetes nodes. Its driver-manager binary runs preflight checks and orchestrates safe driver upgrades - draining GPU
workloads, evicting pods, and uninstalling the previous driver version before a new one is installed. Its vfio-manage
binary binds and unbinds GPUs to and from the VFIO driver, which the GPU Operator uses for GPU passthrough (vGPU)
workloads. Both binaries require root and access to the host's mount namespace and kernel module tools; see "Root and
privileged requirement" in the usage guide.
For more details, visit https://github.com/NVIDIA/k8s-driver-manager.
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