Consider providing vGPU guest drivers removing the need to build and host one's own

[frittentheke]

If one is using vGPUs it's currently required to manually download vGPU guest drivers and to build a custom image.
While the steps are explained at https://docs.nvidia.com/datacenter/cloud-native/gpu-operator/latest/install-gpu-operator-vgpu.html#using-nvidia-vgpu this creates quite some friction in starting to use vGPUs on K8s and also is a constant burden for driver updates.

I understand there are some licensing issues (EULA) that does not allow to host vGPU guest drivers publicly:

Uploading the NVIDIA vGPU driver to a publicly available repository or otherwise publicly sharing the driver is a violation of the NVIDIA vGPU EULA.

But the driver in itself does not do much without individual client configuration token. So I am wondering if there really is no path to also provide current vGPU drives in the gpu-driver-container images?