Saturn Cloud

Description

Saturn Cloud is a comprehensive platform designed to transform your GPU infrastructure into a token-metered AI service. It is a white-labeled control plane that integrates seamlessly with your existing cloud setup, including AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, and Oracle. Saturn Cloud offers multi-tenant isolation, ensuring that each customer has their own Kubernetes or Slurm cluster, storage namespace, and SSO federation. This isolation is hardware-bound, providing security and efficiency without shared resources.

The platform includes day-2 support, with a 24/7 on-call rotation staffed by GPU and Kubernetes specialists. Saturn Cloud manages incident response, driving escalations into your BMaaS, networking, and storage vendors, ensuring zero customer-visible downtime. It also offers workload-aware rolling upgrades and GPU-specific monitoring.

Saturn Cloud's metering and billing system automatically tags every GPU-hour with the owning user, project, and tenant, applying contract terms for committed, on-demand, and reserved pricing. Invoicing data is accessible through an API and Snowflake view, facilitating chargeback reporting and cost allocation.

The platform supports a wide range of deployment options, from bare metal to token factory orchestration. Customers can provision NVIDIA GPUs through the console, choosing hardware and configuring cluster sizes. Saturn Cloud integrates with various BMaaS partners, enabling seamless provisioning and management.

Saturn Cloud is trusted by over 100,000 developers and AI teams worldwide, offering a scalable and secure environment for AI and machine learning workloads. It provides the cheapest on-demand access to latest-generation GPUs, coupled with a full-featured MLOps toolkit for end-to-end model development.

Saturn Cloud's Core Features

• White-labeled control plane

• Multi-tenant isolation

• Day-2 support

• Integrated billing

• Token-metered AI services

• Hardware-bound isolation

• 24/7 on-call rotation

• Workload-aware rolling upgrades

• GPU-specific monitoring

• Per-GPU-hour metering

• API and Snowflake export

• Bare metal to token factory orchestration

• NVIDIA GPU support

• BMaaS partner integration

• Scalable AI infrastructure

How to use Saturn Cloud?

1. 1

   Configure: Set up your cloud infrastructure

2. 2

   Use: Deploy AI workloads on Saturn Cloud

3. 3

   Optimize: Monitor and manage performance

4. 4

   Scale: Expand resources as needed

Saturn Cloud's Use Cases

• AI model training
• Multi-tenant isolation
• Integrated billing
• Day-2 support
• Token factory orchestration

FAQ from Saturn Cloud

• What is Saturn Cloud?

  Saturn Cloud is a white-labeled control plane for GPU clouds, offering multi-tenant isolation and integrated billing.

• How does Saturn Cloud ensure isolation?

  Isolation is hardware-bound, with each customer having their own Kubernetes or Slurm cluster and storage namespace.

• What support does Saturn Cloud offer?

  Saturn Cloud provides 24/7 on-call rotation with GPU and Kubernetes specialists for incident management.

• How is billing handled in Saturn Cloud?

  Billing is automated, with per-GPU-hour metering and contract terms applied automatically.

• Can Saturn Cloud be deployed on existing infrastructure?

  Yes, Saturn Cloud can be installed on existing cloud accounts like AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud.

• What platforms does Saturn Cloud integrate with?

  Saturn Cloud integrates with BMaaS partners like Mirantis, Red Hat, and Rafay for seamless provisioning.

• What GPU support does Saturn Cloud offer?

  Saturn Cloud supports the full NVIDIA GPU stack, allowing customers to choose hardware and configure clusters.

• How does Saturn Cloud handle upgrades?

  Saturn Cloud offers workload-aware rolling upgrades for kernel, driver, and Kubernetes versions.