Methods · GPU operations

Your team's library.

Define capacity, take delivery of the configuration, monitor processing, and retain results: choose your stage, then walk away with a decision, a method, or a file to complete.

A first team folder?

Start with a clear scope.

01 Define the needExpected result and constraints
02 Compare the optionsBatches, memory, and commitment
03 Prepare the handoverCriteria, evidence, and decision

Takeaway · v1 files

Two dossiers, working documents.

Read the method, adapt the criteria, then keep your team's observations.

Receipt · checklist and example

Decide whether the configuration is ready

Ten checks, a blank checklist, a fictional example and a rejection checklist. The observations remain to be completed on your target.

Decision: Accept, hold or reject
Evidence: Criterion, observation and document
Owner: Checker and decision-maker to be named

Excerpt from the blank checklist · R02Accessible cardsCriterion: model and count agreed in the scopeObservation, unit and evidence: to be completed

Migration · procedure and exercise

Organize a verifiable recovery

Eight fictional batches, a log and a Python exercise. The published checks concern files and a single CPU worker; they do not measure any GPU.

Decision: Switch, wait, or return
Evidence: Accepted states and results
Owner: Recovery authority to designate

The batch registry · fields to completelot_id · version_entree · statutmachine_autorisee · responsable_validationcritere_acceptation · motif_reprise

Frame the capacity

Turn the team's requests into criteria and a schedule.

Cadrage

Create your scoping document.

Set the expected result, the constraints and the person who accepts the outputs.

Comparaison

Compare a setup, not just a card.

Distinguish lots, cards and memory; compare the same financial commitment.

Method

Give each project a time slot that can really hold.

Arbitrate between several projects, reserve margins and build a capacity schedule.

Technical decision

Choose what advances together before counting cards.

Choose between independent tasks and distributed processing before multiplying GPUs.

Prepare and receive

Match the accesses, the data and the target to the agreed need.

Infrastructure

Plan for the data that remains.

Calculate the maximum volume, separate the data and plan for its retrieval.

Infrastructure

Document exchanges before deployment.

Describe the flows and measure the transfer that is useful to the project schedule.

Procedure

Give each person the access they need, with a planned end.

Assign the technical accesses, verify identities and organize their revocation.

Setup

Qualify the environment, then each change.

Move from the prepared file to an explicit go-live decision.

File with attachments

Accepting a GPU configuration as a team

Ten checks, a blank grid and a fictitious example of an acceptance decision.

Operate and diagnose

Make the work observable and keep a clear action in the face of deviations.

Organisation

Make the order of execution understandable for the whole team.

Set admission, priorities and resumption rules for a shared queue.

Diagnostic

Explain expectations before looking for a more powerful GPU.

Reconcile expectations, inputs and GPU readings before changing cards.

Procedure

Hand off an incident that the next person can examine.

Build a useful timeline and a reproducible example without exposing the accesses.

Handover

Hand over with a state, an action and an owner.

Hand over the actions, the limits and the responsibilities to another person.

Migrate and retain

Prepare the handover, verify the copies and close the files without losing the context.

File with exercise

Migrate a workload without losing or duplicating its batches

Switchover and switchback on eight fictitious lots; protocol, inputs and CPU proof available.

Procedure

A backup must make it possible to resume work.

Restore into an isolated target and verify that the copy really allows you to resume.

Organisation

Keep a clear record of deadlines and documents

Link deadlines, decisions and documents with a register and a backward schedule.

File tracking

The parts of a coherent file.

Understand the role of the order documents and the information to keep.

Role assignment

Assign responsibilities explicitly.

Define responsibilities for software, accesses, data and retrieval.