RFC: libcontainer: add rdmacg support #1612
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This commit adds an initial support for rdmacg of linux, that enables controlling rdma related resources (currently HCA handles and HCA objects). Signed-off-by: Hitoshi Mitake <[email protected]>
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You'd want to submit a corresponding PR to opencontainers/runtime-spec as well as doing this -- because ultimately the |
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@cyphar thanks for your comment. I'll create a PR for the spec side later. |
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I'm closing this because @paravmellanox has the good reference implementation. |
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This commit adds an initial support for rdmacg of linux, that enables
controlling rdma related resources (currently HCA handles and HCA
objects).
Signed-off-by: Hitoshi Mitake [email protected]
This is a very early stage PR. I'm really glad if I can hear opinions about the idea of managing RDMA related resources from runc.