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Infrastructure & MLOps

Dstack

Dstack is an open-source control plane designed for GPU provisioning and orchestration. It supports deployment across GPU clouds, Kubernetes environments, and on-premises clusters, enabling AI teams to manage GPU resources efficiently. The platform facilitates container orchestration tailored specifically for AI workloads, helping teams allocate and scale GPU resources as needed. Dstack integrates with existing infrastructure setups, providing a unified interface for managing diverse GPU environments.

Updated Dec 28, 2025open-source

Dstack is an open-source platform for GPU provisioning and orchestration across cloud, Kubernetes, and on-prem clusters.

Pricing
open-source
Category
Infrastructure & MLOps
Company
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Manages allocation and provisioning of GPU resources across multiple environments including cloud and on-premises clusters.
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Orchestrates AI workloads in containers, supporting Kubernetes and other cluster management systems.
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Supports GPU orchestration across GPU clouds, Kubernetes clusters, and on-premises infrastructure.

AI Model Training

Provision GPUs dynamically for training machine learning models across cloud and on-prem clusters.

Resource Management

Centralize GPU resource management for AI teams working in hybrid environments.

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Install Dstack
Clone the GitHub repository and follow the installation instructions in the documentation.
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Configure Environments
Set up connections to your GPU cloud accounts, Kubernetes clusters, or on-premises GPU clusters.
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Deploy AI Workloads
Use Dstack commands or APIs to provision GPUs and orchestrate containerized AI workloads.
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Pricing
Model: open-source

Dstack is available as an open-source project without pricing tiers.

Assessment
Strengths
  • Open-source with support for multiple GPU environments including cloud, Kubernetes, and on-premises.
  • Provides a unified control plane for GPU provisioning and container orchestration.
Limitations
  • Limited information on commercial support or enterprise features.