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This is really one of the core pieces missing where I'm not sure yet what or if it is necessary to do at all.
Kubernetes device plugins have a concept of device health. Currently the implementation reports every device simply as "Healthy".
There are things to consider on how to check the TPM device health:
for the /dev/tpm0 device we could check if it is actually being used by the host and mark it as "Unhealthy" if it is
consider running regular "health checks" on the TPM device which could show if the device is truly "Healthy" or not - I'm not sure though what would constitue a good health check here. It also might need elevated privileges for the device plugin container which begs the question if that tradeoff is worth it
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This is really one of the core pieces missing where I'm not sure yet what or if it is necessary to do at all.
Kubernetes device plugins have a concept of device health. Currently the implementation reports every device simply as "Healthy".
There are things to consider on how to check the TPM device health:
/dev/tpm0
device we could check if it is actually being used by the host and mark it as "Unhealthy" if it isThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: