GuideAI in production
What is OpenShell and how do I use it?
Run an AI agent with useful access to files and services, then test exactly where OpenShell stops it. A hands-on guide to sandboxes, policy, credentials, and SRE workflows.
NVIDIA
Guides, news and explanations about AI and reliable systems.
NVIDIA opens more of the Vera Rubin infrastructure stack
The October 12 OCP release spans rack designs, facility specifications, open-source operations software and planned optics. Operators should test each layer against workload evidence.
GuideAI in production
Recovering an agent task after OpenShell containment
OpenShell can stop an agent after Kubernetes has accepted its scaling request. Recovery then depends on the Deployment state, available replicas and customer-facing result.
NVIDIA’s Cluster Readiness Engine tests GPU workloads before admission
NVIDIA’s Cluster Readiness Engine runs diagnostic, communication and training workloads on selected nodes. Workload-specific thresholds turn those results into an admission decision.
NVIDIA introduces NodeWright for Kubernetes host updates
NodeWright coordinates package, configuration and tuning changes across Kubernetes hosts. Progressive rollout and package verification organize the update one selected node group at a time.
TensorRT speeds up one video by using eight GPUs
NVIDIA reports generation falling from 156.6 to 34.2 seconds on its example workload. The eight-device layout also changes how much capacity remains for other requests.
NewsAI in production
SWE-Serve tests coding agents through live inference
SWE-Serve checks coding-agent patches through a running SGLang server. In NVIDIA’s experiment, adding live-serving checks reduced the pass rate for the same patches.
NVIDIA measures the overhead of confidential inference
An eight-B200 test retained 96.1% to 98.2% of baseline output-token throughput with confidential computing enabled. Its software and workload define what that comparison covers.
NVIDIA Topograph maps GPU connections for workload placement
Topograph publishes discovered topology as Kubernetes labels or Slurm configuration. Placement policies can use that map to trade a shorter communication path against a longer queue.
AI energy alliance backs data centers that can vary grid demand
The alliance supports storage, generation and flexible AI workloads as ways to change grid demand. For a scheduled evaluation, a safe pause can still miss the deadline the job serves.
ExplainerPlatform engineering
AI storage and recovery in NetApp and NVIDIA architectures
Model loading and checkpoint recovery stress storage differently. Reference configurations help explain which workload and failure conditions their results cover.