Is this a new feature, an enhancement, or a change to existing functionality?
Change
How would you describe the priority of this feature request
Medium
Please provide a clear description of problem this feature solves
The IB monitor contains partial multi-fabric behavior, but startup rejects multiple fabrics and several runtime paths still construct a client for default.
Removing the startup restriction alone could send mutations to the wrong UFM.
Feature Description
NICo shall route every partition and GUID operation to its owning or observed fabric.
Describe your ideal solution
Remove the single-fabric startup restriction and update:
- partition reconciliation;
- QoS updates;
- partition deletion;
- monitor partition translation;
- instance release;
- force deletion;
- administrative cleanup.
Key pkey lookups by (fabric_id, pkey). Validate that a requested partition belongs to the fabric where the selected machine GUID was observed.
Treat a GUID reported by multiple fabrics as an error.
Describe any alternatives you have considered
No response
Additional context
No response
Code of Conduct
Is this a new feature, an enhancement, or a change to existing functionality?
Change
How would you describe the priority of this feature request
Medium
Please provide a clear description of problem this feature solves
The IB monitor contains partial multi-fabric behavior, but startup rejects multiple fabrics and several runtime paths still construct a client for default.
Removing the startup restriction alone could send mutations to the wrong UFM.
Feature Description
NICo shall route every partition and GUID operation to its owning or observed fabric.
Describe your ideal solution
Remove the single-fabric startup restriction and update:
Key pkey lookups by (fabric_id, pkey). Validate that a requested partition belongs to the fabric where the selected machine GUID was observed.
Treat a GUID reported by multiple fabrics as an error.
Describe any alternatives you have considered
No response
Additional context
No response
Code of Conduct