GPU managed Kubernetes

GPU-powered K8s clusters. Three clouds. Under five minutes.

Fully managed Kubernetes clusters with GPU node pools across AWS, Azure, and GCP. Pre-validated CUDA images. Centralized cost and utilization dashboards. Same governance as every other resource on the platform.

AWSGCPAzure
Container-native AI workloads — orchestrated, governed, and observable.

Distributed model training

Run multi-node training jobs across GPU node pools. Kubernetes handles scheduling and orchestration. emma handles governance, cost attribution, and cross-cloud networking.

Scalable inference serving

Deploy model-serving containers on GPU-backed nodes. Kubernetes manages pod lifecycle. emma provides the governed cluster, CUDA images, and integrated monitoring.

ML pipeline orchestration

Run Kubeflow, MLflow, or Argo Workflows on GPU clusters. Your ML teams keep their frameworks. emma provides the managed infrastructure underneath — no cluster ops required.

Kubeflow MLflow Argo

GPU-accelerated data engineering

RAPIDS, Spark on GPU, or custom data pipelines on Kubernetes. Provision GPU node pools for the job, scale down when complete. Cost attributed per team and project.

RAPIDS Spark
Three hyperscalers. Three different K8s experiences. One governance model.

EKS, AKS, and GKE each have their own GPU node pool configuration, driver management, and cost tooling. emma manages the cluster lifecycle across all three — so your platform team manages policy, not infrastructure.

Provision in under 5 minutes

GPU-enabled managed K8s (mk8s) clusters via UI or CLI. No node pool configuration, no driver installation, no scheduler tuning. Cluster is production-ready from first provision.

Pre-validated CUDA images

GPU container images ship with the correct CUDA toolkit and driver versions. No compatibility debugging. Your ML containers run on first deployment.

Multi-cloud by default

Run GPU clusters on AWS, Azure, or GCP from one interface. Choose the provider that fits each workload — without learning three different cluster management consoles.

Governed like everything else

GPU K8s clusters inherit the same RBAC, tagging, and policy standards as all other emma resources. No separate compliance surface for Kubernetes GPU workloads.

Integrated GPU monitoring

GPU metrics at the cluster level — utilization, memory, power, temperature, clock speed. Visible in the mk8s monitoring tab. No agents. No DCGM exporters. Zero setup.

Cost per team and project

Centralized cost dashboards per cluster, project, and team. GPU spend attributed regardless of which provider the cluster runs on. One cost view for all GPU K8s.

The same task. A different experience.
Before emma
Separate EKS, AKS, GKE GPU node pool configs
CUDA driver conflicts on every cluster
DCGM exporter + Prometheus per cluster for GPU metrics
GPU K8s clusters outside governance perimeter
Cost fragmented across three billing consoles
After emma
GPU K8s cluster in under 5 minutes from one interface
Pre-validated CUDA images — no driver conflicts
GPU metrics automatically in the monitoring tab
Same governance as every other emma resource
Unified cost per team, project, cloud
From zero to GPU Kubernetes in four steps.
01

Configure

Choose provider (AWS, Azure, or GCP), region, GPU type, and node count in the emma UI or CLI.

02

Provision

emma provisions the managed cluster with GPU node pools and pre-validated CUDA images. Under 5 minutes.

03

Deploy

Deploy your containers. Kubernetes handles scheduling. GPU monitoring appears automatically for GPU-backed nodes.

04

Govern

RBAC and tagging enforced. Cost attributed per team. GPU metrics in the monitoring tab. Audit trail per lifecycle event.

mk8s cluster creation — provider selection, GPU node pool configuration, region
Same cluster experience. Whichever cloud it runs on.
AWS

AWS (EKS)

Broad GPU instance selection. Global regions. Mature ecosystem for teams already running EKS.

Azure

Azure (AKS)

Enterprise compliance integration. Hybrid connectivity. Familiar for Microsoft-stack teams.

GCP

Google Cloud (GKE)

Strong ML tooling. Tight integration with Vertex AI ecosystem. Competitive spot pricing for GPU nodes.

Managed Kubernetes that operates like all your other infrastructure.

No cluster ops required

emma manages the control plane, node pool lifecycle, and GPU driver compatibility. Your team focuses on deploying workloads — not maintaining cluster infrastructure.

  • Managed control plane across all three providers
  • GPU node pools provisioned with validated drivers
  • No scheduler tuning or NVIDIA plugin configuration
mk8s cluster dashboard — nodes, GPU node pools, status

GPU monitoring at the cluster level

GPU metrics appear automatically in the mk8s monitoring tab for any GPU-backed node. No agents. No DCGM exporters. No Prometheus configuration.

  • GPU Usage, Graphics Usage, Active Memory, VRAM
  • Memory Clock, Core Clock, Memory Copy
  • Power Usage and Temperature

See GPU monitoring →

mk8s monitoring tab — GPU metrics, trend charts, per-node view

Your frameworks. Our infrastructure.

emma doesn't replace your ML tooling. PyTorch, TensorFlow, Kubeflow, MLflow, Argo, Hugging Face — they all run on emma's managed GPU K8s clusters. We handle the infrastructure layer: Standard Kubernetes API — no proprietary abstractions. Bring your own Helm charts, operators, and CI/CD. No vendor lock-in — clusters run on standard EKS, AKS, GKE.

PyTorch TensorFlow Kubeflow MLflow Argo Hugging Face
Same GPU Kubernetes. Different operational model.
CapabilityAWS EKSAzure AKSGCP GKEemma mk8s
Cross-cloud unified consoleSingle cloudSingle cloudSingle cloudAWS + Azure + GCP
Pre-validated GPU/CUDA imagesPartialPartialPartialYes
Cost per team/projectCloud-native onlyCloud-native onlyCloud-native onlyUnified dashboard
Governance unified with other workloadsIAM onlyIAM onlyIAM onlySame policy layer
Vendor lock-in riskHighHighHighLow — multi-cloud

“Previously, this was a multi-step, manual process involving multiple engineers. With emma, we can now deploy production-ready clusters with pre-configured networking, storage, and monitoring — all through a single automated workflow.”

Evgeni Schukin, Managing Director
GLOTECH, Germany
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Beyond GPU Kubernetes — what’s built on top.
GPU managed Kubernetes on emma
How fast can I get a GPU Kubernetes cluster?

Under 5 minutes. Choose your provider, region, GPU type, and node count — emma provisions a fully managed cluster with pre-validated CUDA images and GPU monitoring enabled automatically.

Which GPU types are supported on mk8s?

NVIDIA A100, H100, H200, A10, L4, and T4. Availability varies by provider and region. See the GPU catalog for the full list.

Can I use my existing Helm charts and operators?

Yes. emma mk8s clusters expose the standard Kubernetes API. Your Helm charts, operators, CI/CD pipelines, and kubectl workflows work without modification. No proprietary abstractions.

Does mk8s support GPU autoscaling?

GPU node autoscaling is not included in the current release. You configure the node count at cluster creation. Autoscaling is on the roadmap.

How does GPU monitoring work on mk8s clusters?

GPU metrics appear automatically in the mk8s monitoring tab for any GPU-backed node — utilization, memory, power, temperature, and clock speed. No agents, no DCGM exporters, no configuration. Learn more →

Can I run mk8s clusters on multiple providers simultaneously?

Yes. You can run separate GPU clusters on AWS, Azure, and GCP — all managed from emma's unified interface. Cross-cloud networking through emma's backbone connects workloads across these clusters.

Is GPU sharing or MIG supported?

GPU sharing and Multi-Instance GPU (MIG) are not included in the current release. Each GPU node provides full dedicated GPU resources to your workloads.

Should I use GPU VMs or GPU managed Kubernetes?

GPU VMs give you full control over the compute environment — ideal for training runs and experimentation where you manage the full stack. GPU mk8s is better for containerized workloads that need orchestration, scaling, and cluster-level management. Both are governed by the same platform. Explore GPU VMs →

See GPU Kubernetes provisioned across three clouds from a single control plane.

45-minute demo. Cluster creation, GPU monitoring, and governance — live, from the platform.

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