Add initial SR-IOV support to node daemon
Adds configuration values for enabled flag and SR-IOV devices to the configuration and sets up the initial SR-IOV configuration on daemon startup (inserting the module, configuring the VF count, etc.).
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@ -157,6 +157,21 @@ pvc:
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networking:
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# bridge_device: Underlying device to use for bridged vLAN networks; usually the device underlying <cluster>
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bridge_device: ens4
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# sriov_enable: Enable or disable (default if absent) SR-IOV network support
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sriov_enable: False
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# sriov_device: Underlying device(s) to use for SR-IOV networks; can be bridge_device or other NIC(s)
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sriov_device:
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# The physical device name
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- phy: ens1f1
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# The preferred MTU of the physical device; OPTIONAL - defaults to the interface default if unset
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mtu: 9000
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# The number of VFs to enable on this device
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# NOTE: This defines the maximum number of VMs which can be provisioned on this physical device; VMs
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# are allocated to these VFs manually by the administrator and thus all nodes should have the
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# same number
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# NOTE: This value cannot be changed at runtime on Intel(R) NICs; the node will need to be restarted
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# if this value changes
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vfcount: 8
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# upstream: Upstream physical interface device
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upstream:
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# device: Upstream interface device name
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