Superbloom / Deployment
Build around the environment you need.
Superbloom can run on-premises and in air-gapped environments. We can help stand up local compute or assess what can run on your existing machines.
- Workbench
- Approved tools
- Local compute
- Evidence
The boundary
is part of the brief.
We scope deployment around your models, engineering tools, compute requirements, and access policies. The website introduces the work; the engineering workbench runs in the environment agreed for your engagement.
01Scope the complete path
Compute & storage
Inventory available machines, accelerators, memory, storage, and scheduling. Assess local inference and solver workloads together, including evidence storage and recovery.
Models & inference
Identify models and runtimes that can operate within the boundary. Review their terms, resource needs, and the approved process for transferring weights and dependencies.
Tools & licensing
Assess the interfaces, automation options, and licensing requirements of your approved tools. For air-gapped operation, verify that the proposed path has no required external service.
Artifact movement
Agree how models, inputs, outputs, and logs enter, remain within, or leave the environment. Make approvals and version records explicit.
Updates & support
Plan approved software transfers, maintenance, backups, and recovery. Establish what diagnostics can be inspected and how support can work within your access rules.
Review & responsibility
Keep engineering acceptance and operational responsibilities clear. Specific access controls and data handling are agreed for the engagement.
Begin with an inventory and one workflow.
Bring a tool list, a description of the recurring work, and your deployment constraints. You do not need to send sensitive models or confidential engineering files through our initial contact form.
Read the deployment planning checklist ↗Scope a pilot
Start with a defined workflow.
Measure the result.
Tell us about the design, simulation, or test workflow you want to improve. Define a baseline, acceptance criteria, and a review process.