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| | How will CXL pooling and Kubernetes co-exist? | |
2 points by silksowed on June 3, 2022 | hide | past | favorite | 2 comments
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| | I have been reading more about the CXL 2.0 spec, specifically resource pooling. This feature enables servers to pool resources such as accelerators and/or memory that can be assigned to different servers depending on the workload. I have limited understanding of Kubernetes, but the basic idea to solve is being able to scale up or out depending on usage. Anyone have ideas about how CXL will change the landscape up on the stack? |
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Putting that aside, pooled resources are easier to schedule than local resources, so it should be straightforward for any cluster scheduler to allocate and assign those resources. The resulting utilization can be higher because resources won't be "stranded" on one server.