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TAIP Admin

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The admin dashboard for AI Kubernetes clusters

TAIP Admin is a web-based administration console purpose-built for AI infrastructure platforms. One Go binary serves the API and the SPA. It auto-detects Prometheus, Alertmanager, Grafana, metrics-server, Kueue, KServe, cert-manager, Gateway API, DRA, VPA, and NFD — every integration lights up when its backing service appears, and disappears cleanly when it doesn't.

All products
Footprint
Single Go binary · one Helm release
Auto-detected
Prometheus · Kueue · KServe · DRA
Identity
OIDC · admin/viewer split

Capabilities

What TAIP Admin gives you

01

GPU and AI workloads, first-class

Extended resources, DRA, and DCGM telemetry per GPU. KServe InferenceServices and ServingRuntimes. Full Kueue queue management via API discovery — no version lock-in.

02

Three-tier resource accounting

Requests, limits, and capacity from the K8s API alone; actual CPU and memory when metrics-server is present; 1h–30d history when Prometheus is configured. The same UI scales with your stack.

03

Alerts, silences, and Grafana deep-links

Severity-coded alert tables with one-click silence creation pre-filled from the alert's matchers. Live alert badge in the sidebar. Open-in-Grafana buttons that pass cluster, node, namespace, and pod context.

04

War Room for incidents

A full-screen NOC dashboard with auto-refresh, live event SSE feed, node grid with per-node mini gauges, and resource panels — designed for wall displays and oncall shifts.

How it works

Install it, then operate the cluster.

  1. Step 01

    Point it at a cluster

    One Go binary, one Helm release, one optional CRD. OIDC for SSO. The whole console is a single process.

  2. Step 02

    Integrations light up automatically

    Prometheus, Alertmanager, Grafana, Kueue, KServe, DRA, cert-manager — auto-detected. No flags to flip.

  3. Step 03

    Operate and respond

    Severity-coded alerts, one-click silences, War Room dashboard, live event SSE, node cordon and drain — without a kubectl tab open.

Who it's for

Built for these teams

  • Platform engineers running shared AI clusters
  • On-call responders investigating incidents
  • Auditors and read-only viewers (admin/viewer roles built in)