Hi All,
Thanks so much for the insights, it’s really eye opening.
Im wondering, is vGPU for KVM possible? And does it only work with NVIDIA
cards? Or has anyone successfully integrated AMD MI300X before (using vGPU KVM)?
Regards,
Bryan
On 12 Mar 2024 at 3:54 AM +0800, Pierre-Luc Dion , wrote:
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There is no issue delivering VM with passthrough GPU with CloudStack, We've
been doing this using XenServer as hypervisor. It requires an enterprise
license from Citrix to enable the GPU and vGPU support features.
As we don't use KVM , I can't say much about it.
there is some limitation deliverin
Another way to deal with it is to use KVM agent hooks (this is my code
implemented specifically to deal with GPUs and VM-dedicated drives):
https://github.com/apache/cloudstack/blob/8f6721ed4c4e1b31081a951c62ffbe5331cf16d4/agent/conf/agent.properties#L123
You can implement the logic in Groovy to m
Another way to deal with it is to use KVM agent hooks:
https://github.com/apache/cloudstack/blob/8f6721ed4c4e1b31081a951c62ffbe5331cf16d4/agent/conf/agent.properties#L123
You can implement the logic in Groovy to modify XML during the start to
support extra devices out of CloudStack management.
On
Hi Bryan! We are using here but in a different way, customized for our
environment and using how it is possible the features of CloudStack. In
documentation we can see support for some GPU models a little bit old
today.
We are using pci passthrough. All hosts with GPU are configured to boot
with I
Hi Guys,
Anyone running Cloudstack with GPU Support in Production? Say NVIDIA H100 or
AMD M1300X?
Just want to know if there is any support for this still on going, or anyone
who is running a cloud business with GPUs.
Regards,
Bryan
