Scalable functions (aka sub functions)

Scalable function is a lightweight function that has a parent PCI function on which it is deployed.

Scalable functions are useful for containers where netdevice and rdma device of a scalable function can be assign to a container. This way container can get complete offload capabilities of eswitch, isolation and dedicated accelerated network device.

This is a complete user guide on how to use scalable functions in a Linux system. It talks about all supported devices, firmware support, kernel knobs, user commands and examples.

Follow the wiki tab https://github.com/Mellanox/scalablefunctions/wiki to get started.