Administrator guide

The administrator console is where organizations, groups, and users are managed; credits allocated and requests decided; sessions monitored; and — for the platform administrator — the GPU catalog, policy, clusters, nodes, storage, images and system settings configured.

Start with Roles and scope: what each administrative role sees is the key to every page that follows.

Tenant administration

The day-to-day of an organization or group administrator.

• Dashboard — what is running in your scope.
• Organizations — the top of the tree, its administrators and budget.
• Groups — teams, members, group administrators.
• Users — the account list and what membership decides.
  • Adding users — one at a time, bulk CSV, approving sign-ups.
  • Managing an account — roles, password resets, deactivation, deletion.
• Credits — the hierarchy and what is billed.
  • Allocating — pools, hand-downs, reclaims, monthly refills.
  • Requests — the request chain, approving and rejecting.
  • Settlement report — what was actually consumed.
• Session monitoring — the live view, and what ends a session by itself.
  • Intervening — force-terminate, bulk clean-up, the queue.
• Audit log — filters, export, and the investigations that work.

Platform administration

Super administrator only.

• Resources and policy — catalog versus quota.
  • Offerings — GPU models, model strings, rates.
  • Presets — compute shapes and GPU tiers.
  • Resource policies — quotas, timeouts, quota requests.
• Clusters — registering, session domains, deregistering.
  • Nodes — liveness, cordon, drain, delete.
  • Node pools — dedicated hardware and the spill question.
• GPU devices — aliases, faulty cards, allocation versus utilization.
• Storage — pools, every volume, running out of space.
• Images — importing, building, keeping the catalog small.
• Metrics — DCGM and host metrics, and what they tell you.
• System settings — branding, sign-up policy, GPU placement.

Deploying and running the platform itself — installation, storage, monitoring, upgrades, backups — is covered under Operations, starting with Getting started.