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Selected work / GPU fleet operations

A clear view of a GPU fleet - before and during after-hours work.

A privately commissioned control system for GPU-equipped workstations used in development, graphics, animation, and other GPU-intensive work.

GPU Control Center interface showing a connected GPU host, rig performance, power, thermal state, operating cost, and per-GPU controls.

The challenge

Capacity was there after hours. Oversight needed to stay there too.

The company needed to run planned workloads when employees were not using the machines, without asking an after-hours support team to watch every system.

The system

A service on each machine. A view across the fleet.

Sarolta built a system that monitors GPU and wider machine state, sends it to a central control center, and keeps operating information close to the controls that affect it.

The result

More useful capacity, with practical boundaries.

The organization can schedule and monitor GPU-intensive work after hours while retaining visibility, control, and accountability for its hardware.

The operating view

The information needed to run a fleet stays close to the work.

Two views show the same idea at different scales: the state of the wider fleet and the operating details of an individual machine.

GPU Control Center interface showing a connected GPU host, rig performance, power, thermal state, operating cost, and per-GPU controls.

Fleet dashboard

Throughput, power, temperature, cost, and workload state in one place.

GPU Control Center interface showing machine-level GPU telemetry, power limits, profiles, and workload context.

Machine dashboard

Machine-level telemetry and operating controls remain connected.

Your workflow could be next

Have equipment or software that needs a clearer operating model?

Show us the fleet, the workflow, or the software that needs to be easier to run. We will help you identify a practical next move.