Self-Service

Enabling Developer Self-Service

One-click experience for developers and data scientists to spin up new
environments on-premises or in the public cloud on-demand

Standardized Cloud Environments for Developers

Enable faster, error-free development by providing pre-approved, standardized resource templates.



Rafay’s Environment Manager allows developers to quickly provision compliant environments using standardized Infrastructure as Code (IaC) templates. This eliminates the need for custom-built environments, ensuring consistency across teams.

Faster
Time-to-Market

Developers can provision environments quickly and consistently.

Enhanced Accountability

Built-in compliance with security policies ensures resources are provisioned correctly every time.

How Rafay powers developer self-service for F2000 companies

With Rafay, developers only need to request infrastructure and deploy apps resulting in 46x faster
deployment and 50% less time-to-market for applications

How do you enable self-service?

Start with standardization to centrally enforce the latest add-ons, policies and
cost controls across all clusters and landing zone

Customer Results

58%
Reduction in time to deploy
0
Time wasted on infrastructure details

Latest Blogs from the Kubernetes Current

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Powering GPU Cloud Billing: Rafay + Monetize360 Integration

June 16, 2025 / by Mohan Atreya

In the fast-evolving world of GPU cloud services and AI infrastructure, accurate, flexible, and real-time billing is no longer optional — it’s mission critical. That’s why Rafay has partnered with Monetize360 to deliver an end-to-end pricing, billing, and revenue management… Read More

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Choosing the Right Fractional GPU Strategy for Cloud Providers

July 14, 2025 / by Mohan Atreya

As demand for GPU-accelerated workloads soars across industries, cloud providers are under increasing pressure to offer flexible, cost-efficient, and isolated access to GPUs. While full GPU allocation remains the norm, it often leads to resource waste—especially for lightweight or intermittent… Read More

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Demystifying Fractional GPUs in Kubernetes: MIG, Time Slicing, and Custom Schedulers

July 11, 2025 / by Mohan Atreya

As GPU acceleration becomes central to modern AI/ML workloads, Kubernetes has emerged as the orchestration platform of choice. However, allocating full GPUs for many real-world workloads is an overkill resulting in under utilization and soaring costs. Enter the need for fractional… Read More