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Ensure that libcuda.so is in the ldcache #947
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PR Overview
This PR adds an end-to-end test to verify that the libcuda symlink chain is properly present in the ldcache when running via Docker with NVIDIA runtime. Key changes include:
- Addition of the "strings" import to support string splitting.
- New test block that pulls an Ubuntu image and runs a container to inspect the ldcache output for libcuda.
- Parsing and validation of the ldcache output to ensure both "libcuda.so" and "libcuda.so.1" are present.
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tests/e2e/nvidia-container-toolkit_test.go | Added an end-to-end test to validate the presence of libcuda symlink entries in the ldcache |
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// Create the 'create-soname-symlinks' command | ||
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@klueska I elected to add a new hook entirely instead of modifying the existing update-ldcache
. This is in keeping with "purpose-built hooks" and also means that the hook name can be used to indicate the intent.
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lgtm, just one nit
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Left one clarifying question, but not a blocker.
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// Explicitly specific the directories to add. | ||
args = append(args, dirs...) |
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Question -- does this create .so
symlinks for all libraries present in the specified directories? Does this differ from the behavior of the legacy libnvidia-container implementation, which IIRC would only create the .so
symlinks for a small list of libraries (like libcuda.so)?
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This is not the .so
symlinks, but the SONAME
symlinks i.e. libcuda.so.1
-> libcuda.so.RM_VERSION
in the case of libcuda
. The .so
symlinks are created using the "standard" create-symlinks
hook.
Move the containerRoot type to a utils package so that this can be shared between hooks. Signed-off-by: Evan Lezar <[email protected]>
Signed-off-by: Evan Lezar <[email protected]>
Signed-off-by: Evan Lezar <[email protected]>
Signed-off-by: Evan Lezar <[email protected]>
Signed-off-by: Evan Lezar <[email protected]>
This change adds a create-soname-symlinks hook that can be used to ensure that the soname symlinks for injected libraries exist in a container. This is done by calling ldconfig -n -N for the folders containing the injected libraries. This also ensures that libcuda.so is present in the ldcache when the update-ldcache hook is run. Signed-off-by: Evan Lezar <[email protected]>
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@cdesiniotis I am removing the must-backport label for this. Although this was triggered by a customer request, there is a workaround available and I would rather not backport another new hook to the |
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if hostDriverVersion == "" { | ||
m.logger.Debugf("Host driver version not specified") | ||
return "", nil | ||
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if !containerRoot.hasPath(cudaCompatPath) { | ||
if !containerRoot.HasPath(cudaCompatPath) { |
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I have picked a more or less arbitrary place in the code to put the following comment. Having more expressive variable names would make review for me easier. You can postpone looking at this comment until after merge, that's fine with me! In the spirit of learning what we do here however I'd appreciate an answer at some point :)
In my software engineering life I have always deeply cared about file system terminology and operations, and about making related code readable and self-expressive. For example,
- I like to distinguish a "relative path" from an "absolute path" via variable name (if possible)
- I like to distinguish a file object from a file path via variable name
- I like to distinguish a path to a file from a path to a directory (expressing intent, of course these are technically the same)
- I like to call things a "base name" for expressing intent a well (when there are no path separators, and this is supposed to be a "file name" or "directory name").
What is containerRoot
in canonical unix file path terminology?
- Is it guaranteed to point to a directory?
- Is it an absolute path?
- Is it always just
/
?
What are some properties about cudaCompatPath
that we know/guarantee, that we could also express in the variable name or in the type?
- Is it always a relative path (not starting with `/)?
- Is it always a path to a directory?
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Thanks for calling this out. I think we could do a pass through this and improve readability greatly. There is no rush on this particular PR (I've elected to hold the changes back from the v1.17.5 release) and as such, I think we can address these concerns here instead of as a follow-up.
The containerRootDir
is the absolute path on the host filesystem to the root (/
) of the container filesystem. It is specified in the OCI Runtime Specification as Root
which informs the slightly ambiguous name. The containerRoot
variable is the typed representation of this directory that allows us to attached helper functions such as HasPath
/ Resolve
/ Glob
to it.
The cudaCompatPath
is the absolute path to the directory containing the CUDA compat libraries in the container (if it exists). It defined as a constant with value /usr/local/cuda/compat
. That is to say, it is always an absolute path to a directory in the container, and we're confirming that this exists, but have to calculate the path to this folder on the host filesystem to do this check.
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// A ContainerRoot represents the root filesystem of a container. | ||
type ContainerRoot string |
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Oh, it's just a string.
Relates to my previous comment: I'd love to see the intent expressed in the variable name: path to a directory?
And this is probably really just my lack of knowledge: I wonder: when is the container's root file system not located at just /
?
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I have added som context above. Let me know if it's not clear and I can add more information.
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Thanks for all the work! I understand very little but you have my full emotional support! And I know you will repair everything you destroy. In that sense: approved with honor. 🚀
These changes add a hook to create soname symlinks (e.g.
libcuda.so.1
->libcuda.so.RM_VERSION
) to ensure that thelibcuda.so
->libcuda.so.1
->libcuda.so.RM_VERSION
symlink chain exists when the ldcache is updated. This allowslibcuda.so
to be present in the ldcache whenldconfig
is run.Note that since we're adding a new hook, a generating client such as the k8s-device plugin or the k8s-dra-driver-gpu must be used with a
nvidia-cdi-hook
binary with a sufficient version.