Define one more SR-IOV network for NetDevice type
SPGW-U and the other regular network applications (e.g., CDN and BBU/CU)
use SR-IOV/VFIO and SR-IOV/NetDevice, respectively.
Thus, need to define one more SR-IOV network.
Change-Id: Iff331fcb8f2040ce4127be5d591c6bd4e1aa32bd
diff --git a/mcord-release/mcord-setup/templates/NOTES.txt b/mcord-release/mcord-setup/templates/NOTES.txt
index bc70b1d..a059f77 100644
--- a/mcord-release/mcord-setup/templates/NOTES.txt
+++ b/mcord-release/mcord-setup/templates/NOTES.txt
@@ -19,15 +19,15 @@
Your configurations for SR-IOV network device plugin as following:
- 10-Gigabit NIC PCI address: {{ .Values.sriov.devicepci }}
- SR-IOV device type: {{ .Values.sriov.devicetype }}
+ 10-Gigabit NIC PCI address: {{ .Values.sriov_vfio.devicepci }}
+ SR-IOV device type: {{ .Values.sriov_vfio.devicetype }} and {{ .Values.sriov_netdevice.devicetype }}
You can run following command to check SR-IOV is working in Kubernetes cluster:
$ kubectl -n kube-system -l name=sriov-device-plugin -o wide get pods
$ kubectl get nodes -o json | jq -r '.items[] | "\(.metadata.name): \(.status.allocatable)"'
- node1: {"cpu":"39800m","ephemeral-storage":"452697199891","hugepages-1Gi":"32Gi","intel.com/sriov":"63","memory":"31776336Ki","pods":"110"}
- node2: {"cpu":"39800m","ephemeral-storage":"452697199891","hugepages-1Gi":"32Gi","intel.com/sriov":"63","memory":"31776336Ki","pods":"110"}
+ node1: {"cpu":"39800m","ephemeral-storage":"452697199891","hugepages-1Gi":"32Gi","intel.com/sriov_vfio":"63","intel.com/sriov_netdevice":"63","memory":"31776336Ki","pods":"110"}
+ node2: {"cpu":"39800m","ephemeral-storage":"452697199891","hugepages-1Gi":"32Gi","intel.com/sriov_vfio":"63","intel.com/sriov_netdevice":"63","memory":"31776336Ki","pods":"110"}
-The result should show "intel.com/sriov" resource is registered to cluster, and have some virtual function available here.
+The result should show "intel.com/sriov_*" resource is registered to cluster, and have some virtual function available here.