Enterprise GPU virtualization & AI scheduling for EKS, with a full web console (global & cluster dashboards; node/GPU inventory; workload, storage & quota control) plus fractional sharing, VRAM overcommit, and live per-pod VRAM scaling.
Dynamia AI Platform brings enterprise-grade GPU virtualization and AI-aware scheduling to Amazon EKS, and includes an integrated web console for multi-cluster dashboards, inventory, and policy/governance.
GPU & scheduling capabilities
Fractional sharing with hard limits: per-pod SM/compute throttling and VRAM caps (MB or %), preventing noisy neighbors.
VRAM overcommit with guardrails: increase cluster-level utilization while honoring per-pod safety limits.
Live VRAM vertical scaling: adjust a running pod's GPU memory without restarts for many inference workloads.
AI-purpose scheduling: binpack/spread, target by GPU model/UUID, NUMA/NVLink awareness, namespace/tenant GPU quotas; optional gang scheduling & preemption via integrations (e.g., Volcano/Koordinator).
Web console (single control plane)
Overview dashboard: multi-cluster posture, utilization, allocation, hot spots, and SLA risk hints.
Observability: built-in DCGM metrics and prebuilt Grafana dashboards; alerting hooks.
Integrations & compatibility
Kubernetes-native (Helm/EKS add-on); no app changes required.
Works with vLLM Production Stack, SGLang, TensorRT-LLM, JupyterHub, Volcano/Koordinator.
Supports NVIDIA GPUs on Amazon EKS; optional MIG awareness; RBAC and LTS release channel.
Outcomes
Higher GPU utilization with fewer VRAM-related failures, clearer multi-tenant controls, and faster, safer rollout of AI training and inference services.
Highlights
Enterprise GPU virtualization for EKS -- fractional sharing with strict SM/compute & VRAM limits, VRAM overcommit, and live per-pod VRAM scaling to maximize utilization without refactoring apps.
AI-purpose scheduling & quotas -- binpack/spread placement, model/UUID targeting, NUMA/NVLink awareness, and tenant/namespace GPU quotas; optional gang scheduling & preemption via integrations.
Full web console & governance -- global & cluster dashboards, node/GPU/workload inventories, storage and quota management.
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Pricing is based on the duration and terms of your contract with the vendor. This entitles you to a specified quantity of use for the contract duration. If you choose not to renew or replace your contract before it ends, access to these entitlements will expire.
Additional AWS infrastructure costs may apply. Use the AWS Pricing Calculator to estimate your infrastructure costs.
You buy this platform per accelerator unit under a contract. Each dimension maps to one specific chip type tied to certain EC2 instance families. Nine dimensions cover individual NVIDIA GPUs, from T4, L4, and A10G, through A100 (40GB and 80GB), L40S, H100, H200, and B200. A tenth dimension covers one AWS Neuron chip for trn1 instances. Pricing scales with the number and type of accelerators you run, so you pick the units matching your hardware. There are no separate feature tiers here; each unit reflects the chip it virtualizes and schedules.
Top-of-mind questions for buyers
What counts as one billable unit for each GPU dimension?
Each unit maps to one physical accelerator chip of that specific type. For example, one NVIDIA T4 unit covers a single T4 GPU on g4 or g5 instances. You count the number of chips of each type running in your cluster and buy that many units.
Which dimension drives my cost if I run several different GPU types?
Each accelerator type bills independently on the same invoice. You add up the units per chip type separately. Your total reflects the mix of hardware you run, so clusters with more high-end chips like H100, H200, or B200 will show those dimensions as separate line items alongside T4, L4, or Neuron units.
Do the features differ depending on which GPU unit I buy?
No. The platform provides the same GPU virtualization, sharing, and scheduling regardless of chip type. The dimension only reflects which accelerator you virtualize and schedule. The platform also supports multiple accelerator vendors, but on AWS Marketplace you buy per NVIDIA GPU or per AWS Neuron chip.
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Version release notes
Fix hami extended resource quota do not take effect.
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Usage instructions
You can follow this instruction to deploy dynamia ai platform in your cluster:
SLA:
P1 247 (1-hour response)
P2 85 (next business day)
Enterprise services include onboarding, architecture reviews, and LTS updates via Helm/EKS add-on.
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HAMi is an open-source Kubernetes middleware providing GPU compute and memory isolation, flexible GPU slicing, and topology-aware scheduling maximizing utilization for AI inference and training workloads across NVIDIA GPUs and AWS Neuron devices; part of the CNCF ecosystem. Works with NVIDIA GPU Operator, vLLM Production Stack, and Xinference.
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