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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.
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Cloud providers offering GPU or Neo Cloud services need accurate and automated mechanisms to track resource consumption.
Agentic AI is the next evolution of artificial intelligence—autonomous AI systems composed of multiple AI agents that plan, decide, and execute complex tasks with minimal human intervention.
Whether you’re training deep learning models, running simulations, or just curious about your GPU’s performance, nvidia-smi is your go-to command-line tool.
In this post, we’ll look at how a new GA feature in Kubernetes v1.34 — Dynamic Resource Allocation (DRA) — aims to solve these problems and transform GPU scheduling in Kubernetes.
Kubernetes has cemented its position as the de-facto standard for orchestrating containerized workloads in the enterprise.
Artificial intelligence teams face critical challenges today: Limited GPU availability, orchestration complexity, and escalating costs threaten to slow AI innovation.
ArgoCD is a powerful GitOps controller for Kubernetes, enabling declarative configuration and automated synchronization of workloads.
Generative AI has revolutionized what’s achievable in modern enterprises—from large language models (LLMs) powering virtual assistants to diffusion models automating complex image generation workflows.
AI application delivery is fundamentally more complex than traditional software delivery for cloud-native workloads.
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.
As GPU acceleration becomes central to modern AI/ML workloads, Kubernetes has emerged as the orchestration platform of choice.
In the modern era of containerized machine learning and AI infrastructure, GPUs are a critical and expensive asset.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has moved far beyond simple chat bots and rigid automation. At the frontier of this evolution lies a powerful new paradigm : AI Agents.
In multi-tenant GPU cloud environments, effective resource management is critical to ensure fair usage and prevent contention.
Enterprises often require explicit approvals before critical actions can proceed especially when provisioning infrastructure or making configuration changes.
If you’re running Kubernetes workloads on Amazon EKS backed by Intel-based instances, you’re leaving significant savings on the table.
A sovereign cloud is a cloud computing solution that ensures data remains within a country’s borders and complies with local laws.
This is part-1 in a blog series on Slurm. In the first part, we will provide some introductory concepts about Slurm. We are not talking about the fictional soft drink in the world of Futurama.
Project Slinky and Rafay’s GPU Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) combined provide enterprises and cloud providers with a transformative combination that enables secure, multi-tenant, self-service access to Slurm-based HPC environments on shared Kubernetes clusters.
As high-performance computing (HPC) environments evolve, there’s an increasing demand to bridge the gap between traditional HPC job schedulers and modern cloud-native infrastructure.
In Kubernetes, exposing services of type LoadBalancer in on-prem or bare-metal environments typically requires a dedicated “Layer 2” or “BGP-based” software load balancer—such as MetalLB.
In the rapidly evolving landscape of artificial intelligence (AI), nations and enterprises are increasingly prioritizing sovereignty—gaining control over their data, infrastructure, and AI capabilities.