Mikko Ylinen

> I ask how to detect devices in `/dev/dlbx` using c++ code? Before going into this question, let's try to conclude what the device plugin can do to make it...

Yes (see the QAT example)

The plugin does not support it yet.

> > The plugin does not support it yet. > > Will it come in Sep.2022? Most likely no, unless you are able to contribute the changes. The first thing...

> Our plugin deployments need `hostPath` mounts so the `baseline` policy fails by default. Looks like the default configuration is not `baseline` after all but `privileged` so there's no immediate...

Note that the test does not seem to fail due to missing `dlb.intel.com` resources but because the initcontainer does not run.

> What about testing on dev-side e2e where I can temporarily disable bmaas-activated part in dev-dedicated instance(s) makes sense as we will anyway need to test without the setup script.

Let's take #956 first

close due to inactivity

> modify `Makefile` rules to build demo containers' images not limited in the level-1 folders. my preference would be to make it like the plugin images: one directory for all...