Software layer
Package models and runtime dependencies, schedule accelerators, govern images, and observe workloads across a cluster.
A practical resource that distinguishes software containers for AI workloads from physical containerized compute infrastructure—and shows where the layers meet.
One packages software and dependencies. The other packages physical compute infrastructure. Strong deployment plans name the layer under discussion and define the contract between them.
Package models and runtime dependencies, schedule accelerators, govern images, and observe workloads across a cluster.
Deliver compute in prefabricated enclosures with defined power, cooling, network, transport, and site interfaces.
Map workload demand to hardware topology, thermal design, security boundaries, commissioning, and lifecycle ownership.
Translate service-level demand into GPU, CPU, memory, storage, network, and concurrency requirements.
Map workload policy to topology, accelerator availability, data locality, resilience, and site constraints.
Join image provenance, runtime isolation, secrets, network policy, physical access, and supply-chain controls.
Coordinate software releases with drivers, firmware, cluster changes, thermal limits, maintenance, and rollback.
The source desk deliberately spans both meanings of “container.”
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