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Alexandre Peixoto Ferreira
0090c943f0 Fix yaml for the new tag
Signed-off-by: Alexandre Peixoto Ferreira <alexandref75@gmail.com>
2022-11-28 11:13:26 -06:00

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# Enables k8s containers to access devices (linux device drivers) available on nodes
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## Motivation
In the IoT world, interaction with the external environment is the reason of existence.
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## Enabling Access
A few examples of yaml files are provided that enable the smarter-device-manager to be deployed in a node. The file smarter-device-management-pod-<>.yaml deploys a single pod on a node; this setup is useful for testing. The file smarter-device-manager-<>.yaml provides a deamonSet configuration that enables pods to be deployed in any node that contains the "smarter-device-manager=enabled" label. The following command inserts the daemonSet in Kubernetes. Use the k8s for k8s/k3s/k0s unless using k3s version lower than 1.18. K3s smaller then 1.18 put the unix sockets for the device plugin in different directories on the node so the \*-k3s.yaml files should be used on k3s for those versions.
A few examples of yaml files are provided that enable the smarter-device-manager to be deployed in a node. The file smarter-device-management-pod-<>.yaml deploys a single pod on a node; this setup is useful for testing. The file smarter-device-manager-<>.yaml provides a deamonSet configuration that enables pods to be deployed in any node that contains the "smarter-device-manager=enabled" label. The following command inserts the daemonSet in Kubernetes. k3s and k8s put the unix sockets for the device plugin in different directories on the node so the \*-k8s.yaml files should be used on Kubernetes and the \*-k3s.yaml should be used on k3s.
```
kubectl apply -f smarter-device-manager.yaml