Installation
Use these guides to install HAMi commercial products, activate licenses, and migrate to Zarf.
Enterprise Online Deploy
This guide explains how to deploy HAMi Enterprise with Helm on a Kubernetes cluster that can access the required Chart and image registries, configure NVIDIA, Ascend, PPU, and resource pool management as needed, and verify monitoring and workloads. It does not cover air-gapped installation.
Enterprise on OpenShift
Deploy HAMi Enterprise on OpenShift with the required SCC, SELinux, NVIDIA GPU Operator, and runtime settings.
Enterprise Air-Gap Deploy
This guide is intended for SREs and platform engineers. It explains how to deploy HAMi Enterprise on Kubernetes with the v0.0.6 All-in-One air-gap package and Zarf v0.86.0, activate licenses, enable accelerator nodes, and verify workloads. Commands use Linux amd64; use the corresponding filenames for arm64. The PPU component is included only in amd64 packages.
AI Platform Online Deploy
This guide is intended for SREs and platform engineers. It explains how to deploy **HAMi AI Platform** on a Kubernetes cluster, integrate it with foundational components such as HAMi, Prometheus, NVIDIA GPU Operator, and Gateway API, and verify that the deployment works as expected.
Mainland China (Chinese)
This online deployment guide for HAMi commercial products in mainland China is currently available in Chinese only.
AI Platform Air-Gap Deploy
This document is intended for SRE / platform engineers. It describes how to deploy **HAMi AI Platform** in a Kubernetes cluster using the v0.0.6 All-in-One air-gapped package and Zarf v0.86.0, then complete license activation, accelerator node enablement, and sample workload validation. Commands use Linux amd64; replace the filenames for arm64 deployments. PPU components are included only in amd64 packages.
License
HAMi Enterprise licenses are bound to cluster hardware - we need specific cluster information to generate a valid license file. This guide covers the end-to-end process: installation verification, license request, and activation.
Migrate to Zarf
This document guides the migration of a cluster already running HAMi Enterprise/AI Platform to a Zarf offline-package deployment. The intended audience is customer-side SREs, platform engineers, or Kubernetes administrators responsible for cluster delivery, upgrades, and operations.
Upgrade from Open Source Version
Upgrade a Helm-managed HAMi open source installation to HAMi Enterprise while preserving the existing release and resource names, migrating configuration, activating the license, and validating workloads.