fix: disable CDI in GPU Operator for dynamo inference recipes#134
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mchmarny merged 2 commits intoNVIDIA:mainfrom Feb 17, 2026
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fix: disable CDI in GPU Operator for dynamo inference recipes#134mchmarny merged 2 commits intoNVIDIA:mainfrom
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GPU Operator >= v25.10.0 with cdi.enabled=true causes the KAI scheduler operator to set --cdi-enabled=true on the binder, which injects management.nvidia.com CDI device annotations. These fail to resolve on nodes where the CDI spec lacks UUID-based entries. Disable CDI in both EKS and Kind dynamo overlay recipes. Signed-off-by: yuanchen97@gmail.com
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gpu-operator.cdi.enabled: falseandgpu-operator.cdi.default: falseto inference overlaysTest plan
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