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Brilliant, thanks. And thanks again for being so patient with my ramblings; if this is what the community support looks like, I'm looking forward to enterprise support once we ramp up our data center:)

Yes, it sounds like I am missing the point:) But to confirm: are we both talking about partitioned virtualization (sharing a single card between multiple VMs) or direct passthrough of a single GPU to a single VM? (I'm talking about the former, but I'm guessing that's what the "mediated" refers...

Thanks for being so responsive Dominik. Already liking the idea of signing on for enterprise support (we're currently evaluating ProxMox). The UUIDs are decided by the user, but they're set on the host hypervisor, so to automate spinning up a new VM, I either need to change the UUID on the VM...

Thanks for the quick response. Actually, these UUIDs are not the same as a VM's main UUID. Nvidia requires that you create unique UUID's for each "partition" that you slice your GPU into. For example, if you have a 24GB Quadro RTX 6000, you might partition it into 8 x 3GB vGPUs. Each is given a...

Hi there, Nvidia vGPU requires that a host node assign each vGPU instance a UUID, which then needs to be included in a given VM's config. Is there a way to dynamically assign an "open" UUID. For example, if I go to spin up a VM on a host server, and that host server already has clients using...