Overview

Customers can deploy the Intel® Infrastructure Power Manager (IPM) onto their OpenShift clusters to reduce the node's overall power consumption.

This product contains:

IPM Agent: A privileged container that can manage various power management technologies on a node using input from both the platform and a REST interface.
IPM Watcher: A container monitors appropriately tagged polling workload pods on the node and inform the IPM Agent to manage the power.
IPM Controller: A container which can receive power provisioning information through CRDs.

To fully enable multi-node support, please follow section 3(i) of the deployment guide in the linked resources.

Dynamic Power Efficiency: Automatically adjusts CPU power consumption and performance levels in real-time, for active and idle cores, aligning with current workload demands to maximize energy efficiency.
Performance-Oriented: Maintains Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) while simultaneously delivering power savings.
Comprehensive Power Provisioning: Offers fine-grained control over CPU operating frequencies and power states, allowing for tailored power management configurations.

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Resources

Intel Power Management Technology Intel Power Management Technology for Maximum Efficiency and Uncompromised Speed
IPM Deployment Guide A quick start guide for deploying IPM onto OpenShift Platforms
IPM Provisioning Power Settings with CRD A guide to all the power settings that can be provisioned in the IPM Operator Power CRD
IPM 26.05 - Release Note The release note for the IPM 26.05 release - what's new etc.
IPM 26.05 - Technical Integration Guide This is the full Technical Integration Guide for IPM. This guide requires CNDA agreement with Intel

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Meets best practicesThe certified software follows Red Hat’s best practices for deployment on Red Hat OpenShift clusters.

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Where can I find more information about Infrastructure Power Manager (IPM)?

builders.intel.com/intel-technologies/power-management

What options can I configure in the IPM Operator CRD?

A full guide on what can be configured, what the settings do and how to validate them can be found here

What's new in the IPM 26.05 release?

New features and changes can be seen in the release note for IPM 26.05.

Certifications

Learn about Red Hat Certification and Partner Validation

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Runs on OpenShift
Fully containerized
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Meets best practicesThe certified software follows Red Hat’s best practices for deployment on Red Hat OpenShift clusters.

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