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For quite some time now, Hyper-V supports the usage of partitioned GPU adapters, which helps to allocate a percentage of the GPU to a VM. This feature is particularly useful for workloads requiring GPU acceleration but not needing the entire GPU, optimizing resource utilization.
Rationale:
Adding support for Add-VMGpuPartitionAdapter to the provider will enable users to automate the configuration of GPU partitioning for their VMs. This will streamline the deployment process for environments that rely on GPU resources, such as those used for machine learning, data analysis, or graphic-intensive applications.
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I would also love to have this added. When I get a chance I will give it a go.
That's awesome as I already started implementing it. Already created all the necessary interface fields, the rest is to figure out the scripts for each of actions. Will link a PR to this issue!
For quite some time now, Hyper-V supports the usage of partitioned GPU adapters, which helps to allocate a percentage of the GPU to a VM. This feature is particularly useful for workloads requiring GPU acceleration but not needing the entire GPU, optimizing resource utilization.
Rationale:
Adding support for
Add-VMGpuPartitionAdapter
to the provider will enable users to automate the configuration of GPU partitioning for their VMs. This will streamline the deployment process for environments that rely on GPU resources, such as those used for machine learning, data analysis, or graphic-intensive applications.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: