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Co-authored-by: Evan Lezar <elezar@nvidia.com>
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| Compute driver | Supported environment | Device interface | Requirements and limits |
| -------------- | --------------------------- | ------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| Docker | Linux; Windows through WSL2 | NVIDIA CDI | Docker CDI is enabled and NVIDIA devices are visible. Default and counted GPU requests are supported. WSL2 may expose all GPUs as one selectable device. |
| Docker | Linux; Windows through WSL2 | NVIDIA CDI | Docker is CDI-enabled and NVIDIA devices are visible. Default and counted GPU requests are supported. WSL2 may expose all GPUs as one selectable device. |
| Podman | Linux; Windows through WSL2 | NVIDIA CDI | NVIDIA CDI devices are visible to Podman. Default and counted GPU requests are supported. WSL2 may expose all GPUs as one selectable device. |
| MicroVM | Linux | QEMU/VFIO PCI passthrough | The host provides IOMMU and VFIO support, root privileges, and a compatible sandbox image. Each sandbox supports one GPU. |
| Kubernetes | Linux GPU nodes | `nvidia.com/gpu` extended resources | The NVIDIA GPU Device Plugin (e.g. installed by the GPU Operator) exposes allocatable GPU capacity, and the sandbox image includes the required user-space libraries. |