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  • NCP Software Reference Guide
    • Introduction
    • Data Center Architecture
  • Part 1: Software Reference Guide
    • NCP Software Reference Guide
    • Infrastructure-as-a-Service
    • Container-as-a-Service
    • AI Platform-as-a-Service
    • Break-Fix Architecture
    • Performance Requirements
    • Telemetry and Observability
    • Workload Isolation
    • Shared Responsibility Model
  • Part 2: Software Components
    • NVIDIA Software Components
    • NVIDIA Software for Infrastructure as a Service
    • NVIDIA Software for Container as a Service
    • NVIDIA Software for AI Platform
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Part 1: Software Reference Guide

AI Platform-as-a-Service

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The NCP Software Reference is intended to run a wide range of industry AI platforms to best enable the NCP and their customer workloads. There are many examples, like Amazon SageMaker, Red Hat® AI Inference Server, NVIDIA NIM™ and NVIDIA NeMo™, SkyPilot, Slurm (and Slinky), Run:ai and more.

NVIDIA provides AI platform software for training and inference workloads.

These platforms serve different deployment models. Run:ai is suited for shared Kubernetes environments with multi-team GPU scheduling. NVIDIA Cloud Functions provides serverless inference with dedicated multitenancy. Slurm is suited for single-tenant HPC and large-scale training. NCPs should select based on their tenant requirements.

For detailed descriptions, see Part 2: NVIDIA Software for AI Platform.

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