- VM Provisioning
GPU capacity request with approval and driver verification
Accelerated capacity is scarce and expensive, and a build with the wrong driver stack wastes both the allocation and the customer's time.
The workflow
How StackHeal handles it
Each step is a registered action, a condition or an approval. Nothing here is a general-purpose command.
- 1
Validate the requested accelerator against live inventory
- 2
Hold for approval above a cost threshold
- 3
Provision with the correct driver and runtime image
- 4
Confirm the accelerator is visible to the workload
What the run verifies
Deliberate allocation with the approval recorded and the driver stack confirmed working before hand-off.
Where a person stays involved
Any step that changes state can be configured to require an approval, and a run that cannot verify its own outcome escalates rather than closing. The confidence threshold, the blast-radius limit and the approver are all yours to set.
Related
Other workflows teams build alongside this one
- Disk space exhaustion on a customer serverA ticket or alert reports a full or nearly full volume, and an engineer has to log in, find the cause and clear space.
- Turning an order into a verified running instanceProvisioning involves a dozen steps across several systems, and a missed step produces a machine that is unmonitored, unprotected or untagged.
- Scheduled restore testingNobody knows how long a restore takes or whether recovery points are usable, because testing is a project rather than a routine.
- Rolling patch and reboot across a fleetMonthly patching is coordinated by hand, takes a full maintenance window of attention, and stalls when one host misbehaves.
Related products
StackHeal products share one workflow engine, one action catalogue and one run history.
VM Provisioning
Standardize virtual machine provisioning and infrastructure lifecycle operations.
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