Bare Metal GPU Provisioning for AI Clouds
Meet growing AI workload demand with zero-touch bare metal GPU provisioning. vMetal goes from rack to production Kubernetes without complex virtualization overhead.
Meet growing AI workload demand with zero-touch bare metal GPU provisioning. vMetal goes from rack to production Kubernetes without complex virtualization overhead.
AI cloud providers lose competitive ground when hardware sits idle and tenants wait.
Manual provisioning workflows delay time to first workload, costing revenue on every GPU hour your cluster is not serving tenants.
Without an integrated stack, teams stitch together k3s, kubeadm, and custom scripts — and most are still building two years in.
Selling bare metal GPUs alone is a race to the bottom. Customers want the cloud experience, not raw compute.
vMetal handles PXE boot, OS installation, machine registration, and network automation so your team never touches a server manually. Combine with vCluster to deliver isolated tenant clusters on top — giving every customer a dedicated Kubernetes environment on your bare metal GPU infrastructure.
From server registration to isolated tenant Kubernetes environments, every layer is covered in one integrated platform.
PXE boot, OS install, machine registration, and full GPU server lifecycle management in one platform. Go from powered-on rack to production-ready infrastructure without manual intervention.

vCluster Standalone runs as a single binary on bare metal with no external Kubernetes dependency. No k3s, no kubeadm, no intermediate layers between your hardware and production workloads.

Auto Nodes provisions bare metal GPU servers via Terraform the moment tenants schedule workloads. Your infrastructure scales to demand without manual intervention on every new request.

Each tenant gets a fully isolated Kubernetes control plane — own API server, etcd, and RBAC — running as a lightweight process on your shared GPU infrastructure. Spin up hundreds of environments without new hardware.

Pre-validated stacks with Run:AI, Ray, and Jupyter turn a bare metal Kubernetes cluster into a production AI platform in minutes. Certified to work with tenant isolation out of the box.

This isn’t a side project. Behind every vCluster deployment is 5+ years of deep K8s engineering, security hardening, and battle-tested infrastructure work at massive scale.
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Bare metal GPU provisioning is the process of configuring physical GPU servers — from PXE boot and OS installation to network setup and Kubernetes registration — without intermediate virtualization layers. For AI cloud providers, it matters because every hour a GPU rack sits unprovisioned is revenue lost. Zero-touch bare metal provisioning eliminates manual steps in the deployment path, letting teams go from powered-on hardware to production-ready GPU compute without custom scripts or operator intervention.
vMetal manages the complete GPU server lifecycle: PXE boot, OS installation, machine registration, network automation including VLANs and VXLANs, and decommissioning. It integrates with Netris for hardware-level network policy enforcement. The result is a zero-touch provisioning pipeline where new GPU servers enter your fleet automatically without manual configuration at each stage.
No. vCluster Standalone runs as a single binary directly on bare metal Linux with no external Kubernetes dependency. You do not need k3s, kubeadm, or k0s as a base layer. vMetal handles the hardware provisioning and vCluster Standalone provides the Kubernetes distribution on top — giving you a complete path from raw server to production Kubernetes without assembling separate components.
Lintasarta launched Indonesia's leading GPU cloud in 90 days using vMetal and vCluster, with over 170 tenant environments deployed. Boost Run launched a managed Kubernetes offering in under 45 days with zero new platform engineering hires. These timelines include bare metal GPU provisioning, Kubernetes distribution, and tenant isolation — not just the hardware layer.
vMetal handles the hardware provisioning layer while vCluster delivers isolated tenant Kubernetes environments on top of the same bare metal infrastructure. Each tenant gets a dedicated control plane — their own API server, etcd, and RBAC — running as a lightweight process. This means you can provision GPU racks once and serve many tenants with full isolation, without purchasing separate physical clusters per customer.
Yes. vMetal and the broader vCluster platform are named in the NVIDIA DGX SuperPOD reference architecture. The platform supports bare metal GPU provisioning for DGX-class hardware and is production-proven across 100K+ GPU nodes in deployment with more than 50 GPU clouds and Fortune 500 customers including CoreWeave and Nscale.
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