AI Orchestration
Zenix
National computing, delivered as a service.
Identity, networking, compute and GPUs in one provisioning workflow. Zenix turns computing infrastructure into browser-accessible workspaces with permissions and quotas.
The context
Computing resources should become working environments.
Available hardware is not the same as an available workspace. Accounts, networking, allocation and permissions sit between a request and productive work. Zenix orchestrates them together.
The workflow
Request to Resource
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Request
A workspace matched to need and permissions.
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Provision
Identity, network, machine and GPU resources.
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Work
A desktop or notebook in the browser.
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Reclaim
Idle capacity returns to the pool.
Systems, roles and access boundaries are defined around your environment.
Inside the capability
What the team can do.
Identity and policy
accounts, groups and RBAC policy across every institution on the pool.
Network isolation
segmentation and access rules that isolate tenants on shared hardware.
Shared compute
Virtual machines, CPU, memory and shared GPUs with quotas.
Browser access
full desktop and GPU notebooks in the browser, with no client to install.
Telemetry and audit
Full telemetry and audit on every request, user and machine.
The information behind the work
Context the team can use.
- Identities, entitlements and role-based policy
- Compute quotas, GPU utilization and golden images
- A complete audit trail of every allocation and action
Deployment and control
Fit the workflow. Fit the environment.
- Runtime
- Sovereign facilities and isolated networks, with shared resource management across institutions.
- Access boundaries
- Role-based policy, quotas and tenant separation connect resources to authorized users.
- Bring to the conversation
- Compute and GPU inventory, user groups, required workspaces and allocation policy.
Before we begin
Questions of fit.
Do users need to install a client?
Desktop and notebook access is provided through the browser, without a dedicated client installation.
How are institutions and users separated?
Through identities, groups, role-based policy, network segmentation and quotas. The configuration follows the environment’s structure.
What happens to idle resources?
The GPU pool includes a mechanism to return idle capacity to the shared pool. Reclamation policy is reviewed against workload needs.
The next step
Let’s understand what needs to happen in your organization.
Explore Zenix against a real workflow, existing systems and the people responsible for them.
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