Expose device UUIDs to node label #1116
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@xiongzubiao could you please provide information on how these labels will be used? |
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@elezar, we want to provide some sort of visualization to user. User can click each GPU to check its properties, status, and metrics. The device UUID is the natural choice for indexing. There are other ways to get UUID, but it is most straightforward to get it from node labels, because it is a part of node properties. There is another use case mentioned in #1015: scheduling pod to a specific GPU using node label matching. |
Signed-off-by: Zubiao Xiong <[email protected]>
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Closes #1015