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KAI Scheduler is an open source, Kubernetes-native scheduler specifically designed for managing and optimizing AI workloads at large scale, providing efficient resource utilization and improved job throughput.
KAI Scheduler extends the Kubernetes scheduling capabilities with features specifically tailored for large-scale AI/ML workloads, enabling better resource utilization, performance, and manageability for AI clusters.
Standard Kubernetes schedulers lack the specialized awareness and features needed to effectively manage complex AI workloads, leading to inefficient resource allocation, job starvation, and difficulty in managing distributed training tasks at scale.
Optimizes scheduling based on GPU and other accelerator resource requirements, ensuring efficient placement of compute-intensive AI tasks.
Supports gang scheduling to ensure all pods of a distributed AI job are scheduled simultaneously, preventing deadlocks.
Allows configuration of job queues and priorities to manage resource contention and ensure critical workloads are scheduled first.
KAI Scheduler is ideal for environments where large-scale AI/ML computations are performed on Kubernetes clusters, including:
Orchestrating hundreds or thousands of distributed deep learning training jobs that require specific GPU configurations and gang scheduling for performance.
Increases cluster throughput and reduces job completion times by efficiently scheduling high-demand workloads.
Managing multi-tenant Kubernetes clusters where different teams or users run diverse AI workloads (training, inference, data processing) with varying resource needs.
Enables fair resource sharing, prioritization, and isolation between different users or teams on a shared infrastructure.
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