Omniverse Resource Management Control Plane

Introduction

This Helm chart facilitates the deployment of the Resource Management Control Plane service within Kubernetes environments. This service is an integral part of the infrastructure, designed to streamline the management and deployment of stateful and dedicated sessions for various applications.

Key Features:

• Stateful Session Management: Facilitates the deployment and management of stateful application sessions

• Dedicated Resource Allocation: Enables the allocation of dedicated resources for critical applications, ensuring consistent performance and reliability.

• Application Lifecycle Management: Provides comprehensive tools for managing the entire lifecycle of applications, from deployment to scaling and updates.

This Helm chart includes all necessary components to deploy the Resource Management Control Plane service efficiently. It simplifies the management of stateful and dedicated sessions of a helm chart (Streaming Sessions, CoreAPI sessions etc.)

Quick start

Before installing it's worth considering Image Pull Secrets.

NOTE: use --dry-run to inspect the resulting Kubernetes manifests generated from the helm chart.

helm upgrade \
    --install \
    nv.svc.rmcp \
    . \
    --create-namespace \
    --namespace <<NAMESPACE-NAME>> \
    --set global.imagePullSecrets[0].name=registry-secret

Configuration

To view values via helm use helm show values

NOTE: There are global values.

Values

Deployment notes

Image Pull Secrets

Kit container images are hosted on nvcr.io behind a private repository.

Therefore, you will need to create an Image Pull Secret to be able to pull the containers within Kubernetes.

NOTE: if the <<NAMESPACE-NAME>> namespace does not exist, create it prior to creating the secret.

kubectl create namespace <<NAMESPACE-NAME>>

kubectl create secret docker-registry \
  registry-secret \
  --namespace <<NAMESPACE-NAME>> \
  --docker-server="nvcr.io" \
  --docker-username='$oauthtoken' \
  --docker-password=<<YOUR-NGC-API-KEY>>

Then during install, specify the global image pull secret.

--set global.imagePullSecrets[0].name=registry-secret