If your cluster uses namespace-restricted Dynamo operators, you'll need to install the Dynamo platform in the workload namespace. Follow the [Dynamo Kubernetes Installation Guide](https://github.com/ai-dynamo/dynamo/blob/main/docs/kubernetes/installation-guide.md) to install the platform in `dynamo-bench`.
Follow the [Dynamo Kubernetes Installation Guide](https://github.com/ai-dynamo/dynamo/blob/main/docs/kubernetes/installation-guide.md) to install the platform in `dynamo-bench`.
> **Note:** Namespace-restricted mode (`namespaceRestriction.enabled=true`) is deprecated and will be removed in a future release. Use cluster-wide mode for new deployments.
**Key Configuration Notes:**
- If your cluster uses namespace restrictions, ensure `dynamo-operator.namespaceRestriction.enabled=true` is set during installation
- Adjust version tags to match your cluster's available Dynamo versions
- If you encounter operator compatibility issues (e.g., unsupported MPI arguments), consult your cluster administrator or the Dynamo troubleshooting documentation
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The operator automatically discovers GPU resources from cluster nodes, providing hardware info (GPU model, VRAM, GPUs per node) and automatic profiling search space calculation.
**Requirements:**
-**Cluster-scoped operators**: Have node read permissions by default
-**Namespace-scoped operators**: GPU discovery is enabled by default when installing via Helm — the chart provisions the required ClusterRole/ClusterRoleBinding automatically
-**Cluster-scoped operators** (recommended): Have node read permissions by default. GPU discovery works automatically.
**For namespace-scoped operators**, GPU discovery is controlled by a Helm value:
> **DEPRECATED:** The following applies only to namespace-scoped operators, which are deprecated and will be removed in a future release. Use cluster-wide mode for new deployments.
-**Namespace-scoped operators** (deprecated): GPU discovery is enabled by default when installing via Helm — the chart provisions the required ClusterRole/ClusterRoleBinding automatically
**For namespace-scoped operators (deprecated)**, GPU discovery is controlled by a Helm value:
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The Dynamo operator supports three deployment modes to accommodate different cluster environments and use cases:
### 1. Cluster-Wide Mode (Default)
### 1. Cluster-Wide Mode (Default, Recommended)
The operator monitors and manages DynamoGraph resources across **all namespaces** in the cluster.
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### 2. Namespace-Scoped Mode
### 2. Namespace-Scoped Mode (DEPRECATED)
> **DEPRECATED:** Namespace-scoped mode (`namespaceRestriction.enabled=true`) is deprecated and will be removed in a future release. Use cluster-wide mode instead. Do not use this for new deployments.
The operator monitors and manages DynamoGraph resources **only in a specific namespace**. A lease marker is created to signal the operator's presence to any cluster-wide operators.
> **DEPRECATED:** Hybrid mode relies on namespace-scoped operators, which are deprecated and will be removed in a future release. Use a single cluster-wide operator instead.
A **cluster-wide operator** manages most namespaces, while **one or more namespace-scoped operators** run in specific namespaces (e.g., for testing new versions). The cluster-wide operator automatically detects and excludes namespaces with namespace-scoped operators using lease markers.
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- ✅ Shared certificate infrastructure across all webhook types
- ✅ Automatic certificate generation and rotation (default, all environments)
- ✅ cert-manager integration (optional, for custom PKI)
- ✅ Multi-operator support with lease-based coordination
- ✅ Immutability enforcement for critical fields
For complete documentation on webhooks, certificate management, and troubleshooting, see:
> **Note:** For shared/multi-tenant clusters or testing scenarios, see [Deployment Modes](#deployment-modes) above for namespace-scoped and hybrid configurations.
> **Note:** Namespace-scoped and hybrid deployment modes are deprecated. Use cluster-wide mode for all new deployments. See [Deployment Modes](#deployment-modes) above if you need backward-compatible configurations.