KVM GPU Cluster on Kubernetes (Public Beta)

Announcing the public beta release of our KVM-based GPU cluster management system on Kubernetes, featuring KVM virtualization, distributed storage, internal Docker image management, and Stripe payment integration.

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We are pleased to announce the public beta release of our KVM GPU Cluster management system running on Kubernetes infrastructure. This milestone completes the development of our virtualized GPU solution, enabling secure and isolated GPU workload execution through KVM virtualization within Kubernetes environments.

Complete Feature Set:

  • KVM Cluster Support: Full KVM virtualization integration for GPU resources, enabling secure isolation of GPU workloads across nodes
  • Distributed Storage System: High-performance distributed storage with GPU-optimized data access patterns
  • Internal Docker Image Management: Private container registry with GPU workload optimization and efficient image distribution
  • Stripe Payment Integration: Seamless payment processing for GPU resource utilization and subscription management

Release Note: This public beta follows the limited beta of our Kubernetes GPU cluster manager and adds KVM virtualization and billing integration. The wider rollout was paced so that hardware validation could be completed first.

This public beta release marks a significant milestone in our GPU infrastructure roadmap, combining the flexibility of KVM virtualization with the scalability of Kubernetes. The system has undergone rigorous testing and is now available for public evaluation, providing users with a secure and scalable platform for AI/ML workloads.

Note: This is a public beta release. While we’ve completed extensive testing, users may encounter occasional issues as we continue to optimize performance and stability for production use.