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[OSDOCS-3134]: AWS machineset support for EFA #46408
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LGTM
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@sunzhaohua2 This is ready for verification. I ended up separating out the steps that are supportive of the use case (as opposed to needed for turning the feature on) into a different task, hope that makes sense :) PTAL and LMK if you ave any questions. |
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@huali9 PTAL, thanks! |
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Ok! refreshed with all feedback. @huali9, what do you think - is this ready to move along? |
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Thanks @jeana-redhat |
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Some small nits, a little ISG and a typo.
I am waiting for clarification on one more thing, but I wanted to give you a chance to look things over.
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Hey @sferich888, is this an acceptable time to link to GitHub? AFAIK this is officially where it lives (@JoelSpeed correct me if I'm overlooking a more legit link please)
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New changes are detected. LGTM label has been removed. |
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| After configuring a machine set to support the use of an AWS Elastic Fabric Adapter (EFA), you must install additional software to run MPI workloads. | ||
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| For more information about using Kubeflow and the MPI Operator in {product-title} and an example, see link:https://cloud.redhat.com/blog/how-to-use-kubeflow-and-the-mpi-operator-on-openshift[How to use Kubeflow and the MPI Operator on OpenShift]. |
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Why are we using a blog; as the source of 'how to install' and get setup to use EFA capabilities'?
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Why are we cloning this (from: https://github.com/kubeflow/mpi-operator); vs instilling it from Operator Hub?
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Threw a hold on the PR while discussion about the feature is ongoing. |
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Closing this PR because when we do add this, we will want to do it a bit differently. |
Version(s):
4.11
Issue:
OSDOCS-3134 for OCPCLOUD-1353
Link to docs preview:
Machine sets that support using an Elastic Fabric Adapter (requires VPN)
Additional information: