Given the rise and popularity of container platforms like OpenShift 4.x in enterprises, there should be plans to support driver installation beyond amdgpu-install and package-based installations. In particular, OpenShift uses RHCOS, an rpm-ostree based immutable OS that does not fully conform to Linux FHS - e.g. /var/lib/dkms is not present in the OS.
The ask here is to consider working with Red Hat as described in the Driver Toolkit documentation to enable native OpenShift + RHCOS support. This will be a significant quality-of-life improvement over the current alternative to run a separately managed RHEL node (and its associated limitations) on OpenShift.
Suggestion Description
Given the rise and popularity of container platforms like OpenShift 4.x in enterprises, there should be plans to support driver installation beyond
amdgpu-install
and package-based installations. In particular, OpenShift uses RHCOS, anrpm-ostree
based immutable OS that does not fully conform to Linux FHS - e.g./var/lib/dkms
is not present in the OS.The ask here is to consider working with Red Hat as described in the Driver Toolkit documentation to enable native OpenShift + RHCOS support. This will be a significant quality-of-life improvement over the current alternative to run a separately managed RHEL node (and its associated limitations) on OpenShift.
Operating System
RHCOS
GPU
No response
ROCm Component
ROCk kernel driver, amdgpu-dkms