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Address review feedback: gpu_ids and total_gpu_num select one binding method, per the vendor sgpu_km documentation. Do not describe a precedence between them; tell users to set exactly one parameter. Signed-off-by: wjluo <wjluo@ccoe.vip>
Add i18n/zh translation of how-to-use-mthreads-s5000.md and sync the five mthreads-device userguide pages with their English updates: card specification table, valid sgpu-memory values per model, memoryPerCard override for S5000, exclusive-allocation fill behavior, and the S5000 slice example. Signed-off-by: wjluo <wjluo@ccoe.vip>
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Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to This documentation-only change adds MTT S5000 guidance. One minor inconsistency in the sample output may still need correction. Whether the chart setting key matches the chart should be confirmed against the HAMi chart. The change is otherwise mergeable. Pre-merge checks |
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- Around line 70-71: Clarify that installing with the S5000 values file is an
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| HAMi models each Mthreads card with a per-card memory capacity. The default of 96 units matches the MTT S4000 (48 GiB). The MTT S5000 has 80 GiB, so set `memoryPerCard` to `[160]`. Without this, exclusive allocations only get 48 GiB and larger slices (for example 128 units) are rejected. This parameter is cluster-level; clusters mixing S4000 and S5000 need separate node pools per card model. |
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memorypercard is a list, mixed fleets use [96, 160]
| | `mthreads.com/sgpu-memory` | 512 MiB | Device memory per slice. Valid values with `memoryPerCard: [160]`: 2, 4, 8, 16, 32, 64, 128, 160. | | ||
| | `mthreads.com/sgpu-core` | 1/16 card cores | Compute cores per slice, from 1 to 16. Maps to the container's compute weight. | | ||
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| To exclusively occupy one sliced card, request `mthreads.com/vgpu` alone. The webhook fills in the full card (`sgpu-core: 16`, `sgpu-memory: 160` on the S5000): |
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webhook only fills cores, memory comes from node capacity
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second install drops the kubescheduler tag set above
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s5000 isn't a cloud platform, why sit with those?
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none of these commands show their captured output
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| "max_inst": "16" # max slice instances per card | ||
| "policy": "0" # 0: performance, 1: weak isolation, 2: strong isolation | ||
| "overcommit_ratio": "1.1" |
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"1.1" here but the table says 100-200 percent
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| image: <your-image> # must include the MUSA user-space driver stack |
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placeholder image, other guides use a runnable one
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| HAMi supports GPU sharing on Mthreads MTT S5000 through the vendor's sGPU technology. In this setup, each vendor does what it does best: |
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marketing phrasing, just say what each component does
… upgrade path Signed-off-by: wjluo <wjluo@ccoe.vip>
- Use the correct chart value mthreadsMemoryPerCard (scalar) instead of the non-existent devices.mthreads.memoryPerCard list; the per-card memory is a single value, so mixed S4000/S5000 fleets need separate node pools. - Include the kubeScheduler image tag in the S5000 values file so the alternative install path does not drop it. - Replace marketing phrasing, clarify overcommit_ratio units (ClusterConfig ratio vs /proc percent), add expected output to verify commands, use a runnable MUSA image, and describe exclusive allocation as derived from the node-reported per-card capacity. - Move the S5000 guide out of the cloud-platform sidebar group. Signed-off-by: wjluo <wjluo@ccoe.vip>
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Thanks for the detailed review, @moezdil. Everything is addressed, and the PR is ready for re-review. Changes at a glance
The chart value behind review point #1 (expand)The correct HAMi chart value is devices:
mthreads:
memoryPerCard:
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The install steps and example outputs were verified on a real 8× MTT S5000 node. Requesting re-review. |
…(list) Verified against the HAMi master chart: templates consume .Values.devices.mthreads.memoryPerCard (a list; a scalar is coerced to a list). The top-level mthreadsMemoryPerCard key does not exist. Signed-off-by: wjluo <wjluo@ccoe.vip>
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Align the example with the documented resource pools.
The guide says that cards bound to sgpu_km enter the slice pool and that only unbound cards remain in the whole-card pool. With all eight cards bound, the example must not describe mthreads.com/gpu: 8 as eight whole cards. Correct the output to match the operator's actual representation, or leave cards unbound so that the whole-card count is valid.
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Update the resource example containing mthreads.com/gpu and
mthreads.com/sgpu-core so its counts match the documented pools: when all eight
cards are bound to sgpu_km, show the operator’s actual slice-pool representation
rather than eight whole cards, or adjust the example to leave cards unbound so
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The chart value devices.mthreads.memoryPerCard is a list (one entry per card model); a mixed MTT S4000/S5000 fleet is expressed as [96,160] and needs no separate node pools. This aligns the prose with the list-form revert in 4e0f357. Signed-off-by: wjluo <wjluo@ccoe.vip>
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| hami-scheduler-7d9c8b6f4-abcde 2/2 Running 0 3m | ||
| hami-webhook-5f6g7h8d9-xyz12 1/1 Running 0 3m |
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these outputs look invented, pod names like xyz12
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| Example output on an S5000 node with all 8 cards bound to sgpu_km: |
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node output here isn't a real capture either
| | `mthreads.com/sgpu-memory` | 512 MiB | Device memory per slice. Valid values with `devices.mthreads.memoryPerCard: [160]`: 2, 4, 8, 16, 32, 64, 128, 160. | | ||
| | `mthreads.com/sgpu-core` | 1/16 card cores | Compute cores per slice, from 1 to 16. Maps to the container's compute weight. | | ||
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| To exclusively occupy one sliced card, request `mthreads.com/vgpu` alone. The webhook grants the full sliced card: it sets `sgpu-core` to 16, and `sgpu-memory` to the card's full per-card capacity (160 units = 80 GiB on the S5000), which is taken from the node's reported capacity rather than a fixed value: |
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webhook only sets sgpu-core, scheduler fills memory from capacity
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chart checksums the device configmap, so scheduler already rolls
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unquoted braces parse as a yaml map, quote it
/kind documentation
What this PR does / why we need it:
Documents running HAMi with Mthreads MTT S5000 (80 GiB) GPUs.
Add docs/installation/how-to-use-mthreads-s5000.md and register it in sidebars.js (Install > HAMi):
Install the Mthreads GPU Operator in Full mode with sGPU enabled, including by-card binding of the sgpu_km module (total_gpu_num vs gpu_ids, mutually exclusive)
Disable the vendor sGPU scheduling engine (gpuScheduler/gpuWebhook via ClusterPolicy, with the required mt-controller-manager restart)
Install HAMi via Helm with devices.mthreads.memoryPerCard: [160] (S5000 = 80 GiB = 160 x 512 MiB units; chart default 96 targets the S4000). Note: this value requires a HAMi release including the mthreads per-card memory feature (Project-HAMi/HAMi#2988), merged after v2.10.0; on v2.10.0 and earlier it is silently ignored.
sGPU host configuration (/proc/sgpu_km knobs), Mthreads device plugin reporting via node labels instead of annotations, and usage/slicing rules
Update docs/userguide/mthreads-device/ guides and examples for S5000: card specification table, valid sgpu-memory values per model (S5000: up to 160 incl. 128/160), a 64 GiB S5000 slice example, and exclusive-allocation fill behavior
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npm run lint and npm run format:check pass
npm run build succeeds for both en and zh
Chinese translation updated if English docs changed (or noted why not) — included since 6cd6b7b: i18n/zh S5000 guide plus the five mthreads-device pages synced with their English updates
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