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k8s-mig-manager

v0.1.2

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Ink + Bun + TypeScript CLI for viewing and changing NVIDIA GPU Operator MIG profiles on Kubernetes nodes.

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k8s-mig-manager

Ink + Bun + TypeScript CLI for viewing and changing NVIDIA GPU Operator MIG profiles on Kubernetes nodes.

Install

The package is published to npmjs.org. Install globally with npm:

npm install -g k8s-mig-manager

Or install globally with Bun:

bun add -g k8s-mig-manager

Usage

After installation, run the CLI directly:

k8s-mig-manager

Development

Install dependencies and run locally:

bun install
bun run start

Lint and format:

bun run lint
bun run lint:fix
bun run format
bun run check:fix

These scripts call bunx --bun @biomejs/[email protected], so they can run even when the Biome binary is not installed globally.

Controls

  • outer layer: up / down select a node, enter opens a GPU node
  • node layer: left / right switches between Profiles and Metrics tabs
  • Profiles tab: up / down select a MIG profile, enter stages it, enter again applies it
  • Profiles tab shows the selected profile detail beside the profile list on wide terminals, and below it on narrow terminals
  • Profiles tab: left goes back to the node list
  • r: refresh now
  • q / ctrl+c: quit

The CLI only enables profile actions for nodes that advertise nvidia.com/gpu.present=true or nvidia.com/gpu resources. Non-GPU nodes are rendered dim and skipped during selection.

How Changes Work

NVIDIA GPU Operator MIG manager watches this node label:

nvidia.com/mig.config=<profile>

Applying a profile is equivalent to:

kubectl label node <node> nvidia.com/mig.config=<profile> --overwrite

Available profiles are read from the per-node MIG manager ConfigMap first, such as gpu-operator/<node>-mig-config. If that is not available, the CLI falls back to profiles implied by node resources like nvidia.com/mig-1g.12gb.

Real-time GPU usage is read from DCGM exporter through the Kubernetes service proxy:

kubectl get --raw /api/v1/namespaces/gpu-operator/services/nvidia-dcgm-exporter:9400/proxy/metrics