Stephen Bates

Runtime-only ernic-rocjitsu guest: same drivers, no toolchain, fast to boot.

Ubuntu guest on mainline 7.2.6 with ionic RDMA and a patched amdgpu-dkms, for hipObject jobs.

Ubuntu guest disk with ROCm and a KFD-atomics-patched amdgpu-dkms, for rocm-xio's rocjitsu jobs.

Ubuntu guest disk on a mainline 7.2.6 kernel with the ionic RDMA driver, for rocm-ernic DKMS jobs.

Ready-to-boot Ubuntu guest disk, cloud-init provisioned and published as a qcow2 ORAS artifact.

QEMU from the sbates130272 fork, not the pinned upstream tag, adding unmerged PCI MMIO bridge work.

QEMU built with vfio-user, the qemu-tool CLI and ansible-core, but no guest; mount one at /output.

SPDK's NVMe-oF target built against the sbates130272 libvfio-user fork, with the host MMIO…

SPDK's NVMe-oF target serving an NVMe controller with LBA and KV namespaces over vfio-user.

rocjitsu from the vfio-doorbell branch, built against the sbates130272 libvfio-user fork…

An emulated gfx1250 GPU served by rocjitsu over vfio-user, so a guest needs no physical GPU.

rocm-ernic built against the sbates130272 libvfio-user fork, with the host MMIO doorbell fd…

A source build of rocm-ernic, which emulates an RDMA NIC and serves it to a guest over vfio-user.

NIXL, NIXLBench and libfabric built from source over a ROCm-enabled UCX, for AMD GPU transfers.

fio from ROCm's unmerged async hipFile branch, adding hipfile_mode=sync|batch|stream to libhipfile.

fio with AMD libhipfile and NVIDIA libcufile direct-to-GPU engines, on a CUDA + ROCm toolkit base.

Ubuntu 24.04 carrying nvcc and hipcc, the CUDA and ROCm/HIP toolkits, with no GPU kernel drivers.

Ubuntu 24.04 carrying bison, flex, libelf and linux-headers-generic for kernel and module builds.

libvfio-user from the sbates130272 fork, adding the host MMIO doorbell fd protocol (opcode 19)…

Ubuntu with libvfio-user built from source, the vfio-user protocol library consumers link against.

Ubuntu 24.04 base layer every other image here inherits, with build-essential, cmake and ccache.

A container with the tools needed for RISC-V tool-chain, testing and Linux compilation.