You can use CloudRift to manage GPU clusters, virtual machines, and containers inside private data centers or on-premise environments. It provides a central control plane to track hardware health, temperature, power draw, and memory across NVIDIA and AMD chips. Datacenter operators can create multi-tenant environments, configure billing tiers, and assign isolated compute resources to different teams. Developers can also deploy open-weight language models with OpenAI-compatible endpoints, access pre-configured machine learning environments, and provision GPU compute by the hour or pay per token.
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