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Azure GPU Provisioner
gpu-Provisioner is an Azure Karpenter provider implementation for Karpenter machine API. It leverages the machine CRD introduced by Karpenter to orchestrate the GPU VM provisioning and its lifecycle management in a standard AKS cluster.
It implements the cloud provider interfaces to realize the following abstraction:
machine -> AKS agent pool (with vmss and a hard limit of VM count to 1)
Prerequisites
- An Azure subscription.
- An AKS cluster with OIDC addon installed. Please refer to the Karpenter installation guide for more details.
Install gpu-provisioner
Please check the installation guidance here.
How to test
After deploying the controller successfully, one can apply the yaml in /examples to create a machine CR. A real node will be created and added to the cluster by the controller.
Important note
- The gpu-provisioner assumes the Machine CR name is equal to the agent pool name. Hence, the machine CR name must be 1-11 characters in length, start with a letter, and the only allowed characters are letters and numbers.
- The machine CR needs to have a label with key
kaito.sh/workspace.
Source Attribution
Notice: Files in this source code originated from a fork of https://github.com/aws/karpenter which is under an Apache 2.0 license. Those files have been modified to reflect environmental requirements in AKS and Azure.
Many thanks to @ellistarn, @jonathan-innis, @tzneal, @bwagner5, @njtran, and many other developers active in the Karpenter community for laying the foundations of a Karpenter provider ecosystem!
Many thanks to @Bryce-Soghigian, @rakechill, @charliedmcb, @jackfrancis, @comtalyst, @aagusuab, @matthchr, @gandhipr, @dtzar for contributing to AKS Karpenter Provider!
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