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How It Works

An overview of the core services powering the Aquanode platform.

Aquanode is built on three internal services that work together to provide a seamless GPU cloud experience.

Mjolnir — Unified GPU API

Mjolnir is the central API layer that sits between Aquanode and all GPU providers. It exposes a single, unified API regardless of which provider is powering your deployment.

  • Supports web2 datacenters, web3 networks, and community-based providers
  • Abstracts away provider-specific APIs, pricing models, and access rules
  • Makes it straightforward to add new providers without changing how the rest of the platform works

Themis — Reconciliation Service

Themis ensures consistency between Aquanode's internal state and what Mjolnir reports from providers.

  • Continuously reconciles your account balance and resource usage across providers
  • Catches and corrects any drift between the Aquanode database and live provider data
  • Keeps billing accurate and deployments in sync

Ogre — Worker Service

Ogre is the background worker responsible for the operational health of your deployments.

  • Monitors GPU health and resource access across active VMs
  • Collects and reports metrics for your deployments in real time
  • Powers platform features like backups (automated and manual snapshots) and migrations (moving workloads across GPUs)

Quickstart

Deploy your first GPU instance on Aquanode in minutes.

Supported GPU Providers

Aquanode integrates multiple providers to ensure reliable, cost-efficient, and flexible GPU compute. Provider selection is handled automatically based on availability, pricing, and performance requirements.

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Mjolnir — Unified GPU APIThemis — Reconciliation ServiceOgre — Worker Service