Managed clusters · Managed Kubernetes

Kubernetes clusters, without running Kubernetes.

Create a cluster from the console, pick its node pools and add-ons, and deploy your containers. Supergate runs the control plane and keeps the cluster healthy.

One cluster, every kind of workload.

Training jobs, inference services and notebooks share a cluster and its storage, each on the nodes it needs.

Managed Kubernetes cluster

Training job

  • k8s
  • GPU × 8

Inference service

  • vLLM
  • GPU × 1

Notebook

  • JupyterLab

Shared storage

  • 2 TB · RWX
Illustrative cluster with sample workloads and sizes.

What you get.

  • A managed control plane

    Create, inspect, scale and delete clusters from the console. Supergate runs and upgrades the control plane.

  • Node pools for each workload

    Give training, serving and notebooks their own node pools, and resize a pool as the work changes. [TBD: autoscaling]

  • Metrics and logs built in

    See metrics, logs and health signals for each cluster and the workloads on it, in the same place.

Kubernetes and Slurm in one console.

Teams that train on Slurm and serve on Kubernetes keep both in the same project, with the same login and roles.

  • Add-ons kept up to date

    Update a cluster’s add-ons from the console instead of tracking each chart by hand.

  • Images close to the cluster

    Browse container registries, repositories and tags next to the clusters that pull them.

  • Project roles

    OIDC login, invitations and project roles decide who can change a cluster.

Supergate Cloud console
Kubernetes clustersk8sk8sk8s+2
Where they runcloudon-prem
Slurm clustersslurmslurm+1
Illustrative layout of clusters and where they run.

Questions.

Can I use kubectl and Helm?

Yes. Download the cluster’s kubeconfig and work with the tools you already use. [TBD: confirm kubeconfig access]

Which accelerators can a node pool use?

CPU machines today, with GPU and NPU machines to come. Tell us what you need and we’ll confirm what is available.

Can it run on our own infrastructure?

Yes. Supergate can run the platform, clusters included, on your infrastructure so your data stays there.

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