F OpenNebula/one#7385: OpenNebula FabricManager - Automatically recover last configured partitions (Stateful appliance) #298
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…er last configured partitions (Stateful appliance) Signed-off-by: josepselga <jselga@opennebula.io>
…er last configured partitions (Stateful appliance) - Hard recovery Mode Signed-off-by: josepselga <jselga@opennebula.io>
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This feature aims to make the OpenNebula FabricManager Appliance stateful concerning GPU partitioning. Upon initialization or recovery, the FabricManager must automatically detect and re-apply the last successfully configured set of GPUs partitions across the NVSwitches.
This ensures workload continuity and eliminates the need for manual intervention to restore the correct topology after a power cycle or crash.