Proprietary training data demands compute you can trust. Isolated environments, private storage, no cross-tenant access — ever.
When you fine-tune on proprietary data — internal documents, customer interactions, domain-specific corpora — that data cannot be on infrastructure where another tenant could infer its existence, let alone access it.
Model ownership follows the same logic. Your fine-tuned adapter weights represent IP. They live in isolated storage, accessible only within your namespace.
Your dataset buckets are namespace-scoped. No shared mount points with other tenants' jobs.
Adapter files and checkpoints are stored in your private object storage. Not cached on shared NFS.
Training jobs run in isolated VPCs. Data does not traverse shared network segments.
Every data access is logged. You get a full audit trail for compliance — who ran what, when, against which dataset.
Short LoRA runs, hyperparameter sweeps, dataset debugging. Pay per second. Kill it when you're done.
Full fine-tunes can run for hours. Spot pricing cuts cost by 40–60%. Auto-checkpoint handles preemptions.
Jobs save checkpoints to private object storage at configurable intervals. Interruptions resume — not restart.
Datasets mount directly into your isolated job environment from your private storage bucket. There is no intermediary staging layer shared with other tenants. When the job finishes, the mount is gone.
The standard. LoRA, QLoRA, and full fine-tuning via Trainer. Pre-configured images available.
YAML-driven fine-tuning. Multi-GPU, LoRA, QLoRA, Flash Attention — out of the box.
WebUI and CLI for instruction tuning. Broad model support, easy dataset prep.
2× faster LoRA training. Lower VRAM usage with hand-written CUDA kernels.
ZeRO-3 offloading for large full fine-tunes. Works with any HF Trainer.
Bring your own image. Full root access to the container. No restrictions on framework.
Start a LoRA run today. Isolated GPU, private storage, auto-checkpoint on spot.