Technical Guide Overview
Install STRATUM, build a datacenter, operate workloads, manage the fabrics, extend guests, and troubleshoot the platform in this task-oriented guide.
Use STRATUM from installation through operations.
This is the visual, task-oriented layer of the STRATUM documentation. Inside STRATUM explains architecture and concepts; the Technical Reference holds detailed reference material. The Technical Guide shows what to do on the actual product interface.
07Alternate Interfaces
Operate through the STRATUM TUI/CLI or enable the familiar Legacy UI dashboard.
Docker / Podman
Prepare a host, configure Host Manager, start STRATUM, and complete first sign-in.
Mission Planner
Create the datacenter, deploy systems, wire ports, inspect traffic, snapshot, move, and package.
Arsenal
Manage templates, VM images, ISO and configuration content, history, lineage, and promotion.
Fabrics & Scaling
Add compute and storage workers, place workloads, design for high availability, and operate distributed capacity.
STRATUM Continuum
Run one STRATUM operating model across datacenters, ships, aircraft, satellites, remote sites, and intermittent links.
GPU & Guest Tools
Attach STRATUM GPU, configure GPU Splicing (Soft-MIG) with 2–16 CUDA slices, use remote accelerators across the Continuum, install Guest Tools, and run CUDA applications.
STRATUM AI
Configure STRATUM AI, use Skills and AI Packs, and prepare for AI Studio.
Alternate Interfaces
Operate through the STRATUM TUI/CLI or enable the familiar Legacy UI dashboard.
Protect the Continuum. Protect the accelerator.
STRATUM pushes infrastructure security into two of the areas that matter most for the next generation of computing: quantum-resistant communications and accelerated AI compute.
Bring FIPS 203 ML-KEM, FIPS 204 ML-DSA, FIPS 205 SLH-DSA, hybrid migration, and cryptographic-module validation into the Continuum security model.
GPU FIREWALLAI Infrastructure has a new security perimeter: the GPU.Control GPU attachment at the STRATUM virtual PCI boundary today and follow the path toward deeper CUDA/NVML-aware inspection and automated response.
Containers first. Additional platforms when the environment requires them.
Docker and Podman are the normal STRATUM deployment path. Kubernetes/OpenShift is an additional deployment capability. Amazon AWS, Microsoft Azure, Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, VMware ESXi/vSphere, and bare-metal appliance deployments have their own platform sections.