Merge pull request #25 from oci-ai-incubations/main

added grafana json and amd daemon deployment

Author: amgowda-oci

GETTING_STARTED_HELM_DEPLOY.md

@@ -229,8 +229,11 @@ helm install lens ./helm -n lens \
   --set backend.image.tag=stable
 ```
 
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 ## Step 2: OCI GPU Data Plane Plugin installation on GPU Nodes
 
+**NOTE** : Running data control plane plugin as a Kubernetes native plugin running daemon sets for [AMD MI300X nodes can be found here](./oci-scanner-plugin-amd-helm/README.md). Nvidia offering as a daemon is coming soon. Issue#22
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 1. **Navigate to Dashboards**: Go to the dashboard section of the OCI GPU Scanner Portal
 2. **Go to Tab - OCI GPU Scanner Install Script**:
    - You can use the script there and deploy the oci-scanner plugin on to your gpus nodes manually (works on Ubuntu OS based GPU nodes). 

README.md

@@ -30,7 +30,6 @@ To install OCI GPU Scanner, you have the below options. The solution is installe
 - [Install through OKE Managed Add-On Deployment through OCI Console for existing OKE cluster](./GETTING_STARTED_CONSOLE_DEPLOY.md)
 - [Install through **helm** on existing OKE cluster](./GETTING_STARTED_HELM_DEPLOY.md)
 
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 ## Health Checks
 
 OCI GPU Scanner performs both passive (non-intrusive) and active (GPU-occupying) performance health checks. Results are reported in the Grafana dashboard.