GPU-aware scheduling
NVIDIA device discovery and the nvidia.com/gpu resource are configured on a labeled RTX 3090 node pool.
Managed Kubernetes · GPU node pool
A managed Kubernetes workspace backed by an NVIDIA RTX 3090 GPU pool in Frankfurt. Use standard kubectl, Jobs, Deployments, Secrets, and persistent volumes while BHK Cloud runs the control plane.
$ export KUBECONFIG=bhk-ml-prod.yaml $ kubectl apply -f gpu-job.yaml job.batch/model-trainer created $ kubectl get pod NAME READY STATUS GPU model-trainer 1/1 Running 1 ✓ NVIDIA RTX 3090 · 24 GB VRAM
The managed layer
NVIDIA device discovery and the nvidia.com/gpu resource are configured on a labeled RTX 3090 node pool.
Each customer receives a dedicated namespace, service account, scoped RBAC, default network policy, and no cluster-admin access.
ResourceQuota and LimitRange policies cap each workspace at one GPU, 12 vCPU, 48 GiB RAM, 200 GiB storage, and 20 pods.
Use kubectl, Helm, Terraform, GitOps, or any Kubernetes client. Download a short-lived kubeconfig from your dashboard.
BHK Cloud handles the Kubernetes server, container runtime, GPU plugin, certificates, and platform updates.
Run model training, fine-tuning, batch inference, rendering, and CUDA-enabled container jobs without managing a node.
Launch plan
A $0.10/hr managed-service premium over raw GPU compute. No upfront charge with Buy Now Pay Later. Usage is billed while GPU workloads run.
Launch capacity is currently limited. Multiple workspaces can be provisioned; GPU pods queue safely when the physical GPU is occupied.
Self-service onboarding
Sign in to the BHK Cloud customer dashboard. No manual infrastructure ticket is required.
Name the workspace and launch the Managed RTX 3090 plan from the Kubernetes tab.
Get a namespace-scoped kubeconfig with a 24-hour token. Generate a fresh file whenever needed.
Apply the GPU Job example, follow logs with kubectl, and delete finished workloads to stop GPU usage.
Managed GPU Kubernetes
Launch an isolated workspace at $0.25 per GPU hour or contact us for reserved nodes, additional GPUs, private networking, and custom quotas.
Launch workspace → Discuss reserved capacity