OSDOCS-16069:Update release notes to include GDP as a new feature#105582
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| * The Generic Device Plugin (GDP) is a Kubernetes device plugin that enables applications running in pods to access host devices such as serial ports, cameras, and sound cards securely. This capability is especially important for edge and IoT environments where direct hardware interaction is a common requirement. The GDP integrates with the kubelet to advertise available devices to the cluster and facilitate their allocation to pods without requiring elevated privileges within the container itself. For more information, see the following link: | ||
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| * xref:../microshift_configuring/microshift-gdp.adoc#microshift-gdp[About the Generic Device Plugin] |
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| * The Generic Device Plugin (GDP) is a Kubernetes device plugin that enables applications running in pods to access host devices such as serial ports, cameras, and sound cards securely. This capability is especially important for edge and IoT environments where direct hardware interaction is a common requirement. The GDP integrates with the kubelet to advertise available devices to the cluster and facilitate their allocation to pods without requiring elevated privileges within the container itself. For more information, see the following link: |
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| * The Generic Device Plugin (GDP) is a Kubernetes device plugin that enables applications running in pods to access host devices such as serial ports, cameras, and sound cards securely. This capability is especially important for edge and IoT environments where direct hardware interaction is a common requirement. The GDP integrates with the kubelet to advertise available devices to the cluster and facilitate their allocation to pods without requiring elevated privileges within the container itself. For more information, see the following link: | |
| The Generic Device Plugin (GDP) is a Kubernetes device plugin that enables applications running in pods to access host devices such as serial ports, cameras, and sound cards securely. This capability is especially important for edge and IoT environments where direct hardware interaction is a common requirement. The GDP integrates with the kubelet to advertise available devices to the cluster and facilitate their allocation to pods without requiring elevated privileges within the container itself. For more information, see the following link: |
It looks like the other features don't put a bullet here.
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