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How do you give a Kubernetes pod RDMA access to the fabric for NCCL, and what goes wrong when it is done naively?

A fabric address, an RDMA device and a working GPU-memory registration path are separate requirements. Verify each inside the pod, then test the actual GPU-to-NIC placement and collective behavior.

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A fabric address, an RDMA device and a working GPU-memory registration path are separate requirements. Verify each inside the pod, then test the actual GPU-to-NIC placement and collective behavior.

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FEDITOR'S NOTE

Distinguish network attachment from device access and GPUDirect. Do not infer a unique fault from bandwidth or compare aggregate NIC line rate directly with a per-rank collective metric.

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