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Using MACVLAN with Kubernetes
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  • 1. Introduction
  • 2. Overview
  • 3. Gcore network settings
  • 4. Kubernetes installation
  • 5. Mellanox RDMA NIC setup
    • 5.1. Install the NVidia Network Operator
    • 5.2. Configure MACVLAN
  • 6. Test the Pod
  • 7. Run jobs as a normal user
    • 7.1. Setting LimitMEMLOCK for K3s
    • 7.2. Setting LimitMEMLOCK for Kubernetes
      • 7.2.1. containerd runtime
      • 7.2.2. Docker runtime
  • 8. Usage examples
    • 8.1. Kubernetes native examples with IPU (root privileges)
    • 8.2. Kubernetes native examples with IPU (normal user)
    • 8.3. Using the IPU operator
  • 9. Trademarks & copyright
Using MACVLAN with Kubernetes

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