They affect subscription entitlements now. BTW query regular cores/sockets, if possible
From Marco Betti in openshift-sme:
Hi Ashley,
From what is explained in slide 7 of the internal enablement deck, we have a single SKU that covers CPU cores and AI Accelerator cards. The unit of measure is the accelerator card itself. Bare-metal-based OpenShift and OpenShift AI users need to buy this newly changed AI Accelerator card SKU to cover their usage.
That said, where can you find the number of the Accelerator cards?
Via OpenShift, you can find it with this command:
oc get node <NODE_NAME> -o go-template='{{index .status.capacity "nvidia.com/gpu"}}'
On Linux directly, you can find the same value with this command:
lspci | grep -i "3D controller" | wc -l
They affect subscription entitlements now. BTW query regular cores/sockets, if possible
From Marco Betti in openshift-sme:
Hi Ashley,
From what is explained in slide 7 of the internal enablement deck, we have a single SKU that covers CPU cores and AI Accelerator cards. The unit of measure is the accelerator card itself. Bare-metal-based OpenShift and OpenShift AI users need to buy this newly changed AI Accelerator card SKU to cover their usage.
That said, where can you find the number of the Accelerator cards?
Via OpenShift, you can find it with this command:
oc get node <NODE_NAME> -o go-template='{{index .status.capacity "nvidia.com/gpu"}}'
On Linux directly, you can find the same value with this command:
lspci | grep -i "3D controller" | wc -l