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# Core Infrastructure

Krutrim Cloud delivers the foundational infrastructure required to build, deploy, and scale modern workloads. Our platform is designed to offer high performance, flexibility, and reliability across three primary service pillars:

* **Compute** – Provision CPU and GPU virtual machines, Kubernetes-based AI Pods, and dedicated GPU baremetal instances to power everything from general-purpose workloads to high-performance AI/ML training and inferencing.
* **Storage** – Store and manage data efficiently with **Block Storage** for high-performance persistent volumes and **Object Storage** for scalable, cost-effective data storage.
* **Networking** – Build secure, isolated environments using **VPCs**, define **subnets**, assign **IP addresses**, and configure **security groups** to control traffic flows and access.

This core infrastructure forms the backbone for running applications, training AI models, hosting services, and managing enterprise-scale workloads on Krutrim Cloud.


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