Power Control (BMC)
Node power states in one list; on, off, cycle and reset actions execute from the panel.
TULPAR
Hardware & Network Management
Manage It Without Entering the Server Room
Power control and console access over BMC, subnet definition and automatic IP allocation, GPU inventory and InfiniBand status — the hardware layer lives in the panel too.
Remote power control
On, off, power cycle, reset and soft shutdown — over BMC, with role checks and an audit record.
Console access
Serial-over-LAN consoles open from the panel; which nodes have a console available is visible up front.
What's Inside
The Physical Layer, in the Panel
From power to network, GPU to file system — the daily hardware chores run from a browser.
SOL Console
Serial-over-LAN consoles open from the panel; where a vendor console path isn't verified, the panel won't point you the wrong way.
Networking & IPAM
Define subnets, allocate IPs automatically and release them; provisioning feeds from the same source, so collisions don't happen.
GPU Inventory
Per-node GPU discovery and DCGM metrics: utilization, memory, temperature, power and ECC counters.
InfiniBand Fabric
HCA and port status with GUID/rate discovery — fabric data is discovered, not typed in by hand.
Storage Profiles
NFS, Lustre, GPFS and BeeGFS mount profiles are defined per node category; a node's effective mount set is resolved in the panel.
TULPAR / Hardware & Network Management
Hardware Visibility from Inventory to Topology
To manage hardware you first have to know it correctly — TULPAR fills the inventory by discovery instead of condemning you to manual entry.
Automatic discovery
Node hardware summaries, GPUs and InfiniBand attributes are filled in by discovery; the inventory doesn't have to be maintained by hand.
Topology view
Node, network and fabric relationships collect into one view; the cluster's layout is read from the panel.
SSRF protection
BMC and DCGM targets are constrained by an allowed subnet list — the panel cannot be made to call arbitrary addresses.
Category-based management
Storage profiles and automation rules apply to node categories; 10 nodes and 500 nodes are managed by the same rules.
GOOD TO KNOW
Frequently Asked Questions
Got questions? Everything you need to know about installation, licensing and scaling is here.
How is TULPAR licensed?
TULPAR is an enterprise product offered under a commercial license. Licensing is annual, based on your cluster scale and the support coverage you need; every license includes the full feature set — there is no feature gating. Contact us through the contact page for a quote.
How long does installation take and what do I need?
An EL9-based head server is enough.
tulpar-preflight.sh prepares the prerequisites, install.sh brings up the whole stack; you then enter the admin password, NTP, LDAP and SLURM settings in the web wizard. A typical installation completes in minutes.Does it work with my existing Slurm cluster?
TULPAR talks to Slurm over the slurmrestd REST API and falls back to the CLI automatically, providing a stable, version-independent interface. Head Slurm components run natively on the host (dnf/systemd) and share the same repository and version as the compute nodes.
Can it be installed in an air-gapped environment without internet access?
Yes. RPM repositories travel with the product, the Slurm package repository can be imported as a GPG-signed offline bundle, and container images are loaded with
docker load. Every component works on a closed network, including node installation, monitoring and central logging.READY FOR YOUR NEXT COMPUTATION
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