DRANET is a Kubernetes Network Driver that uses Dynamic Resource Allocation (DRA) to deliver high-performance networking for demanding applications in Kubernetes.
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DRANET is a Kubernetes Network Driver that uses Dynamic Resource Allocation (DRA) to deliver high-performance networking for demanding applications in Kubernetes.
A k8s device plugin for scheduling and allocating vGPU devices.
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Seven hands-on labs for running AI workloads on Kubernetes: GPU scheduling, distributed training, model serving, and agents. Runs on a local kind cluster, no GPU required. Companion to a KubeCon EU 2026 talk.
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Example DRA driver that developers can fork and modify to get them started writing their own.
Topology-aware heterogeneous accelerator scheduling for Kubernetes.
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Kubernetes DRA driver for deterministic L3 cache partitioning via resctrl (Intel RDT, AMD QoS, ARM MPAM). Partitions cache ways into non-overlapping slices exposed as DRA devices.
Drag Board is a lightweight Kanban board that lets you easily drag and drop tasks between columns.
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Hands-on tutorials for Dynamic Resource Allocation (DRA): declarative GPU tier fallback on Kubernetes, runnable on Kind.
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Generate ZUS RCA/DRA document set for people hired directly, for whom an insurance requirement exists.
To associate your repository with the dra topic, visit your repo's landing page and select "manage topics."