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Run the work where your systems are.

A node is a machine connected to oz0. Use laptops, servers and GPU machines, then send each job to a node with the right tools and access.

One server. The right machine for each job.

Example fleet. Choose work to see where it belongs.

Your oz0 server

Matches the job to a suitable node

Office node

Can reach the private network

Selected for this job

Build server

Has the repository and test tools

Other node

GPU machine

Has a compatible local model

Other node

Check the office network → Office node. The example assumes the needed plugin is installed there.

Keep network checks near the network, repository work near the code and model work near the GPU.

What you can do

Add a machine

Connect a machine to your server and install the plugins it needs. Nodes connect out, so you do not need an inbound port on each one.

Read the docs

Job placement

Label machines by site or purpose. oz0 uses the job’s requirements and available capacity to choose a suitable node.

Read the docs

Sandboxes

Run supported workloads with limits on files, processes and network access. Check the isolation your operating system and execution mode actually provide.

Read the docs

Local models

Use a compatible model on your own hardware, served by separate inference software. Supported agent types can share model services across the fleet.

Read the docs