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## Abstract
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With the development of edge AI, the demand for deploying GPU applications on edge nodes is gradually increasing. Currently, KubeEdge can manage GPU nodes through some configurations,
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and allocate GPU resources to user edge applications through the k8s device-plugin component. If you need to use this feature, please refer to the steps below.
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and allocate Nvidia GPU resources to user edge applications through the k8s device-plugin component. If you need to use this feature, please refer to the steps below.
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## Getting Started
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### GPU running environment construction
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Using GPU on edge nodes requires building a GPU operating environment first, which mainly includes the following steps:
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Using Nvidia GPU on edge nodes requires building a GPU operating environment first, which mainly includes the following steps:
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1. Install GPU driver
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and transfer the installation package to the edge node to complete decompression. After decompression, the following files should appear in the directory:
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```shell
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root@edgenode:~/release-v1.16.0-rc.1-experimental/packages/ubuntu18.04/amd64# ls
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