WVA device discovery and kind simulation use incorrect Intel extended resource & label names, and mismatching product names:
intel.com/gpu.product + intel.com/gpu.memory GPU node labels
Intel-Gaudi-2-96GB product name for a GPU resource
intel.com/gpu GPU resource
Whereas the extended resource names provided by Intel device plugins are actually following:
habana.ai/gaudi for Gaudi AI products
gpu.intel.com/i915 for legacy GPU products
gpu.intel.com/xe for recent GPU products
And node labels they provides are of the form:
habana.ai/product.name
gpu.intel.com/product
There's currently no automatic node labeling for device memory amounts, so those would need to be set manually, using the same pattern as rest of their labels:
habana.ai/device.memory
gpu.intel.com/memory
References:
(Faulty info seems to originate at least partially from #580?)
WVA device discovery and
kindsimulation use incorrect Intel extended resource & label names, and mismatching product names:intel.com/gpu.product+intel.com/gpu.memoryGPU node labelsIntel-Gaudi-2-96GBproduct name for a GPU resourceintel.com/gpuGPU resourceWhereas the extended resource names provided by Intel device plugins are actually following:
habana.ai/gaudifor Gaudi AI productsgpu.intel.com/i915for legacy GPU productsgpu.intel.com/xefor recent GPU productsAnd node labels they provides are of the form:
habana.ai/product.namegpu.intel.com/productThere's currently no automatic node labeling for device memory amounts, so those would need to be set manually, using the same pattern as rest of their labels:
habana.ai/device.memorygpu.intel.com/memoryReferences:
(Faulty info seems to originate at least partially from #580?)