Elysium Enterprise Console
See every resource. Govern every workload. Control your compute plane.
The centralized command and governance interface for eDOS™ and your Private Compute Planes. Discover enterprise compute resources, monitor real-time capacity, manage nodes and Node Pools, define execution policies, track workloads, investigate trust signals, and connect existing enterprise platforms from one unified control experience.
One console for the infrastructure you already own.
Manage distributed compute as one enterprise platform
eDOS™ brings together compute capacity across desktops, laptops, workstations, servers, and supported edge devices. The Enterprise Console gives infrastructure teams a unified view of that distributed environment.
Administrators can monitor
- Active nodes
- Offline nodes
- Available compute
- CPU capacity
- GPU capacity
- Memory capacity
- Current utilization
- Idle capacity
- Active Private Compute Planes
- Node Pool health
- Runtime availability
- Running jobs
- Queued jobs
- Completed jobs
- Failed jobs
- Verification success
- Platform health
Active Nodes 12,543 Available Compute 2.34 PFLOPS Running Jobs 342 Verification Success 99.97% CPU Capacity ██████████████ 72% GPU Capacity ████████ 41% Memory Available ███████████ 58% Idle Capacity █████████ 47%
Turn thousands of individual devices into one visible, manageable compute environment.
Create isolated compute environments around your organization
Administrators can create and manage Private Compute Planes for different teams, departments, locations, and workload requirements.
ORGANIZATION
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├── Finance Private Plane
│ ├── Finance CPU
│ └── Finance GPU
│
├── AI Research Private Plane
│ ├── Research GPU
│ └── AI Accelerators
│
└── Operations Private Plane
├── Office Compute
└── Edge ComputeAdministrators can configure
- Plane name and ownership
- Node membership
- Node Pools
- Runtime availability
- Security policies
- Trust requirements
- Resource limits
- Workload policies
- Scheduling behavior
- Verification requirements
- Data residency boundaries
- External compute access
- Hybrid burst policies
Separate compute by business unit, workload, security requirement, or infrastructure boundary.
Know every node participating in your compute infrastructure
Centralized inventory and operational visibility across the eDOS™ node fleet.
Per-node visibility
- Node ID
- Hostname
- Domain
- Operating system
- Agent version
- Runtime version
- Private Compute Plane
- Node Pool
- CPU capacity
- GPU availability
- Memory capacity
- Current utilization
- Service status
- Last heartbeat
- Active tasks
- Trust Score
- Drain state
- Quarantine state
Where enterprise policy permits, administrators can also view network inventory and device-identification metadata.
Node actions
- Pause
- Resume
- Drain
- Quarantine
- Release from quarantine
- Disable
- Restart the Node Service
- Request an agent update
- Remove a node
The Enterprise Console sends administrative actions through the eDOS™ Control Plane. It does not directly connect to endpoint devices.
Control the fleet without exposing thousands of endpoint management connections.
Find the compute resources your organization already owns
Connect approved directory and inventory sources to discover candidate devices and prepare them for eDOS™ enrollment.
Discovery fields
- Computer name
- Domain
- Organizational Unit
- Operating system
- OS version
- Last directory logon
- Enabled status
- Agent installation status
- Private Plane assignment
- Node Pool assignment
Filter resources by
- Organizational Unit
- Operating system
- Enabled state
- Recent activity
- Agent status
- Deployment selection
Then select individual devices or entire organizational groups for deployment targeting.
Discover first. Deploy intentionally. Scale when you're ready.
Organize compute by capability and workload
Node Pools group compute resources based on hardware, runtime, and workload requirements.
PC CPU PC GPU Mobile CPU Mobile GPU AI Accelerators EV Edge Storage Validator
Finance High Trust CPU AI Research GPU After-Hours Office Compute Wyoming Government Workstations Restricted Data Processing
Per-pool metrics
- Nodes in pool
- Online capacity
- Current utilization
- Available memory
- Active jobs
- Queue pressure
- Pool health
- Runtime compatibility
Organize compute around what it can do and what it is authorized to run.
Follow every job across the distributed compute lifecycle
Workload visibility from submission through verified result delivery.
SUBMITTED
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PLANNED
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QUEUED
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SCHEDULED
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DISPATCHED
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EXECUTING
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VERIFYING
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AGGREGATING
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COMPLETEDAdministrators can monitor
- Job ID
- Workload type
- Private Compute Plane
- Runtime Pool
- Priority
- Current state
- Tasks created
- Tasks completed
- Nodes participating
- Queue duration
- Execution duration
- Verification status
- Retry count
- Failure reason
- Result status
See where every workload is, how it is progressing, and whether its result was successfully verified.
Understand how eDOS™ is using available resources
Smart Compute evaluates real-time resource conditions to identify the best eligible nodes for queued workloads.
Node classification
- Available nodes
- Preferred nodes
- Busy nodes
- Resource-constrained nodes
- Low-trust nodes
- Draining nodes
- Quarantined nodes
- Policy-ineligible nodes
NODE: FINANCE-PC-104 Scheduling Status PREFERRED Why? ✓ Private Plane eligible ✓ Runtime compatible ✓ Trust Score: 97 ✓ CPU utilization: 12% ✓ Memory available: 18 GB ✓ No active Elysium tasks Placement Score: 94
NODE: DESIGN-PC-042 Scheduling Status DEPRIORITIZED Why? ✓ Private Plane eligible ✓ Runtime compatible ⚠ GPU utilization: 87% ⚠ Active local workload detected Placement Score: 41
See not only where workloads run — but why eDOS™ selected those resources.
Define the rules that govern enterprise compute
Administrators can create policies at every level of the organization.
Organization
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Private Compute Plane
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Node Pool
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Node
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WorkloadPolicy categories
- Trust policies
- Resource policies
- Runtime policies
- Workload policies
- Scheduling policies
- Verification policies
- Data residency policies
- Network policies
- Quarantine policies
POLICY Finance Production Compute Minimum Trust Score 95 Maximum CPU Usage 40% Maximum Memory Usage 50% Runtime WASM Verification STRICT Replication 3 External Compute Burst OFF
Set the boundaries. eDOS™ orchestrates compute within them.
Security posture and compute operations in one control experience
Direct access to the Elysium Security Trust Center from the Enterprise Console.
Security and infrastructure administrators can monitor
- Node Trust Scores
- Trust distribution
- Security alerts
- Verification mismatches
- Identity changes
- Agent integrity signals
- Runtime policy violations
- Quarantined nodes
- Credential status
- Audit events
Security teams can investigate why a node's trust level changed and take authorized action directly through the Control Plane.
Connect Elysium to the enterprise platforms your teams already use
A centralized hub for approved monitoring, observability, security, identity, storage, and AI infrastructure connections.
Supported platforms
Depending on shipped connectors, organizations can integrate with platforms such as Fiddler, Datadog, Splunk, Grafana, and Azure Monitor.
Administrators can
- Add integrations
- Test connections
- Select telemetry categories
- Configure metadata-only export
- Configure redaction
- Configure sampling
- Monitor connector health
- View failed exports
- Rotate credentials
- Disable external export
Keep the tools your teams already trust. Connect them to the compute layer they couldn't see before.
Give every team the visibility and control it needs
Role-based access across organizations and Private Compute Planes.
Example roles
- Organization Administrator
- Compute Administrator
- Security Administrator
- Private Plane Administrator
- Node Administrator
- Workload Operator
- Auditor
- Read-Only Viewer
Access can control who may
- View nodes
- View device metadata
- Submit workloads
- Cancel workloads
- Create policies
- Modify Private Planes
- Quarantine nodes
- Manage integrations
- Rotate credentials
- Export audit data
Centralized control without giving every administrator unrestricted access.
Every sensitive administrative action should be traceable
Audit visibility for
- User authentication
- Policy changes
- Node actions
- Quarantine and release
- Private Plane changes
- Node Pool changes
- Integration configuration
- Credential rotation
- API key actions
- Workload cancellation
- Administrative commands
WHO WHAT WHEN TARGET PRIVATE PLANE SOURCE RESULT
Understand who changed what, where it applied, and whether the action succeeded.
One console. Every plane. Complete control.
Complete control over how your compute infrastructure operates.