GPU Cloud Orchestration — Deploy AI Workloads Across Any Cloud | LayerOps

GPU Cloud Orchestration

Deploy AI Workloads Across Any Cloud

GPU resources are scarce and scattered across providers. LayerOps federates GPUs from AWS, GCP, OVH, Scaleway and your own on-premise servers into a single orchestration layer. Auto-provision the right GPU, wherever it's available — no stock shortages, no vendor lock-in.

LayerOps GPU federation hub connecting AWS, GCP, OVH, Scaleway and on-premise GPU resources

Cross-Cloud GPU Federation

One control plane, every GPU

LayerOps orchestrates GPU resources from any cloud provider and your own bare-metal servers through a single control plane. Tag your GPU pools, define provider priorities, and let the platform automatically find available capacity. When one provider runs out of stock, workloads shift to the next — no manual intervention, no downtime.

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Configuration comparison

Deploy an LLM inference service with GPU acceleration. The traditional approach requires cloud-specific CLIs, manual driver installation, and no built-in scaling. LayerOps handles it in a single service definition.

Traditional GPU Setup
# 1. Provision GPU instance (provider-specific)
aws ec2 run-instances \
  --instance-type p4d.24xlarge \
  --image-id ami-0abcdef1234567890 \
  --key-name my-key

# 2. Install NVIDIA drivers
sudo apt install nvidia-driver-535
sudo apt install nvidia-container-toolkit
sudo systemctl restart docker

# 3. Run model manually
docker run --gpus all \
  -p 11434:11434 \
  ollama/ollama serve

# 4. Load model
docker exec -it ollama \
  ollama pull llama3.1

# Still needed:
# - Load balancer (manual)
# - SSL certificates (manual)
# - Monitoring (Prometheus + nvidia_exporter)
# - Autoscaling (not available)
# - Failover (manual migration)
LayerOps
services:
  - id: llm-inference
    name: LLM Inference
    dockerConfiguration:
      image: ollama/ollama
      imageVersion: latest
    countMin: 1
    countMax: 1
    constraints:
      tags:
        - GPU
    useNvidiaGpu: true
    ports:
      - listeningPort: 11434
        protocol: tcp
        loadBalancerRules:
          - customDomains:
              - llm.example.com
            publicPort: 443

# GPU auto-provisioning, cross-cloud
# failover, SSL, monitoring, autoscaling
# — all included. Zero extra config.

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Why teams choose LayerOps for GPU workloads

GPU Auto-Provisioning

LayerOps automatically provisions GPU instances from the cheapest available provider. No manual capacity hunting, no cloud console hopping. Tag your instance pools with GPU, deploy your service — the platform handles the rest.

Cross-Cloud GPU

Span GPU workloads across AWS, GCP, OVH, Scaleway and on-premise infrastructure. Provider goes out of stock? Traffic shifts automatically to the next available pool — zero downtime, zero manual intervention.

Sovereign AI

Deploy LLMs on your own infrastructure. No tokens sent to external APIs, no data leaving your perimeter. Full sovereignty over your AI stack — compliant with defense, healthcare and finance regulations.

Ollama Marketplace

One-click deployment of Llama 3, Mistral, DeepSeek and other open models from the built-in Ollama marketplace. Select a model, pick your GPU pool, deploy — your private LLM is live in minutes.

MCP Server

Manage your GPU infrastructure through natural language via the Model Context Protocol. Let AI agents deploy services, scale instances, and troubleshoot your fleet — directly from any MCP-compatible assistant.

Cost Optimization

Real-time cost comparison across GPU providers. LayerOps scheduling places workloads where the price-performance ratio is best. Per-environment cost analytics help you track and optimize your AI infrastructure spend.

Traditional vs LayerOps

End GPU provisioning pain

Traditional GPU provisioning means managing cloud-specific CLIs, installing NVIDIA drivers manually, dealing with stock shortages from a single provider, and paying for idle resources. LayerOps automates the entire workflow — from GPU discovery to cross-cloud failover — in a single integrated platform.

Traditional manual GPU provisioning versus LayerOps cross-cloud GPU orchestration
Sovereign AI infrastructure with on-premise GPU servers and private LLM deployment

Sovereign AI Infrastructure

Your models, your data, your rules

Deploy Llama 3, Mistral, DeepSeek or any open LLM on your own GPU servers — on-premise or in sovereign clouds. No tokens sent to OpenAI or Anthropic APIs. Your training data, model weights and inference results stay inside your perimeter. Compliance-ready for defense, healthcare, finance and any regulated industry.

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DIY GPU InfrastructureLayerOps
SetupTime to first GPU deployment
Under 10 minutes
Infrastructure as Code
Built-in, one-click or YAML
GPU driver management
Fully managed
Learning curve
Minimal — built for developers
GPU ManagementCross-cloud GPU scheduling
Native — any provider, single pane
GPU stock availability
Cross-cloud — always available
GPU auto-provisioning
Built-in, tag-based
On-premise GPU integration
Native — mix cloud + on-premise
AI / LLMLLM deployment (Ollama)
One-click Ollama marketplace
Model catalog
Built-in (Llama, Mistral, DeepSeek…)
Data sovereignty
Guaranteed — no external API calls
MCP Server integration
Built-in AI infrastructure management
OperationsCost analytics
Built-in per-provider breakdown
Autoscaling GPU workloads
Native, cross-provider

Explore related capabilities

LayerOps GPU orchestration integrates with the full platform. Deploy on your own infrastructure with LayerOps On-Premise. See all supported cloud providers. Build golden paths for your AI teams with Platform Engineering. Guaranteed reversibility — export anytime, zero lock-in. Already on Kubernetes? See LayerOps vs Kubernetes.

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