Open-source GPU resource management and observability platform for Kubernetes, built on HAMi.
90
stars
268
commits
Go
primary language
Sep 7, 2026
updated
An open-source, single-cluster observability UI for heterogeneous accelerators managed by HAMi
HAMi-WebUI visualizes accelerator inventory, allocation state, and available vendor telemetry across Kubernetes nodes. It provides:
Current provider integrations include NVIDIA GPUs, Huawei Ascend 910B/310P, Hygon DCUs, Cambricon MLUs, and MetaX GPUs/sGPUs. Metric coverage depends on the HAMi integration and exporter available for each device type.
HAMi-WebUI is read-only. It does not schedule resources, create or mutate workloads, change nodes, provide built-in authentication or user RBAC, or aggregate multiple clusters. Deploy one instance per cluster and protect it with an authenticated Ingress or proxy unless it is reachable only from a trusted network.
If you're interested in contributing to HAMi-WebUI:
HAMi-WebUI is discussed in the HAMi community. See the canonical HAMi community channels for current meetings, Discord, Slack, and the mailing list.
HAMi-WebUI is distributed under Apache-2.0. For details, see LICENSE.
Go
33.0%
JavaScript
25.9%
Vue
20.5%
Shell
14.6%
SCSS
2.7%
Go Template
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Open-source GPU resource management and observability platform for Kubernetes, built on HAMi.
90
stars
268
commits
Go
primary language
Sep 7, 2026
updated
An open-source, single-cluster observability UI for heterogeneous accelerators managed by HAMi
HAMi-WebUI visualizes accelerator inventory, allocation state, and available vendor telemetry across Kubernetes nodes. It provides:
Current provider integrations include NVIDIA GPUs, Huawei Ascend 910B/310P, Hygon DCUs, Cambricon MLUs, and MetaX GPUs/sGPUs. Metric coverage depends on the HAMi integration and exporter available for each device type.
HAMi-WebUI is read-only. It does not schedule resources, create or mutate workloads, change nodes, provide built-in authentication or user RBAC, or aggregate multiple clusters. Deploy one instance per cluster and protect it with an authenticated Ingress or proxy unless it is reachable only from a trusted network.
If you're interested in contributing to HAMi-WebUI:
HAMi-WebUI is discussed in the HAMi community. See the canonical HAMi community channels for current meetings, Discord, Slack, and the mailing list.
HAMi-WebUI is distributed under Apache-2.0. For details, see LICENSE.
Go
33.0%
JavaScript
25.9%
Vue
20.5%
Shell
14.6%
SCSS
2.7%
Go Template
1.9%