Fragmented runtime environments
Multi-cloud, multi-cluster, and edge environments lack consistent standards, management, and operational visibility.
A stable, elastic, and secure container runtime foundation for enterprise applications and AI workloads.
Customer challenges
Multi-cloud, multi-cluster, and edge environments lack consistent standards, management, and operational visibility.
GPU scheduling, heterogeneous resources, isolation, and cost governance must become part of the common runtime system.
Image, admission, runtime, backup, recovery, upgrade, and migration capabilities are often built by separate teams.
Long-term governance for health, capacity, versions, incidents, cost, and service levels remains incomplete.
Value
Run critical business and AI scenarios on a stable, scalable, and rehearsable foundation.
Turn environment, cluster, compute, security, and operations requirements into reusable platform standards.
Improve GPU availability and utilization through pools, scheduling, quotas, metering, and capacity governance.
Embed supply-chain, admission, network, runtime, and audit controls across the platform lifecycle.
Use SLO, capacity, version, incident, and cost evidence to evolve platform capability continuously.
System boundary
Service work packages
Define architecture, implement the platform, integrate core services, and verify delivery.
Implement cluster enrollment, configuration, policy, visibility, and lifecycle management.
Build resource pools, scheduling, quotas, isolation, capacity, and metering.
Unify node management, application distribution, offline operation, state reporting, and version governance.
Establish image, admission, secret, network, runtime, and audit controls.
Build application-consistent backup, cross-cluster recovery, orchestration, and drills.
Establish monitoring, health checks, incident response, capacity, and version management.
Assess, verify compatibility, migrate in waves, design cutover, and prepare rollback.
Target system
Onboard applications, data, and AI workloads through standard templates, artifacts, pipelines, and self-service.
Use Kubernetes to host general applications, data services, and GPU-intensive AI workloads.
Manage central cloud, private cloud, factory edge, and field nodes through consistent enrollment and distribution.
Unify supply-chain security, admission, runtime protection, observability, backup, disaster recovery, and drills.
Manage health, capacity, versions, incidents, service levels, cost, and capability roadmaps as a platform product.
Delivery path
Assess application, infrastructure, team, and governance baselines.
Define target architecture, standards, boundaries, and the evolution roadmap.
Implement the core platform in stages and integrate identity, engineering, security, and operations systems.
Onboard applications, data, and AI workloads in waves and verify compatibility, performance, security, and recovery.
Improve with operating evidence and transfer processes, tools, knowledge, and platform-team capability.
Deliverables
Key scenarios
Standardize application assessment, modernization, delivery, operations, and service levels for scaled onboarding.
Unify cluster lifecycle, policy, quota, change, and operations while preserving necessary environmental differences.
Build heterogeneous GPU pools, queues, quotas, isolation, metering, and capacity planning for training and inference.
Support controlled distribution, offline autonomy, state reporting, disaster recovery, and drills across field environments.