The Open Cloud Partner Program
Co-develop native developer tools, deploy verified data center capacity, or architect production container runtimes alongside the global Akash ecosystem.
The Infrastructure Framework
Standard Kubernetes Deployment
Providers run standard, unmodified Kubernetes clusters on their hardware. When a developer submits an OCI container manifest, it maps directly to your existing infrastructure setup without requiring custom hypervisors or proprietary software layers.
Automated Revenue Generation
Our automated matching engine routes incoming compute demand directly to your available nodes. Your infrastructure automatically evaluates workload requirements and delivers competitive pricing to secure leases, turning idle silicon into predictable revenue without manual sales intervention.
Enterprise Verification & Audits
Maintain your premium positioning. Independent network auditors verify your data center tiers, physical location, and hardware specifications (like dedicated H100 arrays). This allows high-compliance enterprise tenants to target your facility exclusively for large-scale production workloads.
From Tooling to Protocol Acquisition
Cloudmos joined the ecosystem as an independent team engineering utilities to simplify remote container deployment management. By developing Cloudmos Alerts, Akashlytics, and Cloudmos Deploy, the team built the primary console interface utilized by network tenants to launch and manage active workloads.
Overclock Labs (Founders of Akash) acquired Cloudmos to integrate this framework directly into the core protocol software layer. Following the acquisition, the entire codebase was migrated to the public Akash Network GitHub repository, giving developers a production-grade blueprint to audit, fork, and build custom web deployment interfaces.
Core Contribution
Cloudmos Deploy
Akashlytics
Deployment Alerts
Outcome
Acquired by
Overclock Labs
(Founders of Akash)
Ways to Partner
Build Software Tooling
Integrate developer utilities, deployment consoles, or AI orchestrators into the network ecosystem. Access technical documentation to co-develop tooling that simplifies container resource allocation.
Supply Compute Capacity
Connect commercial colocation facilities or server clusters to the open network. Monetize available compute via automated demand matching while retaining complete infrastructure control.
Consult & Deploy
Provide engineering architecture, workload migration plans, and managed services. Help enterprise clients scale containerized application stacks and eliminate proprietary vendor lock-in.
Ecosystem Grants
We invest in the people who build the roads. If you are developing open-source tools, infrastructure, or specialized interfaces for the Akash Network, the grant program provides the capital to fund your development.
Whether you are launching a new integration, expanding hardware supply, or contributing core protocol improvements, the grants program is designed to match network needs with your specific skill set.
Integrate Akash into your applications with SDKs and APIs
Official Go and JavaScript/TypeScript SDKs
Official Go and JavaScript/TypeScript SDKs
View DocsDeploy your first application programmatically
Deploy your first application programmatically
View DocsComplete SDK documentation and methods
Complete SDK documentation and methods
View DocsManage permissions and sponsored transactions
Manage permissions and sponsored transactions
View DocsREST API for credit card deployments via Console
REST API for credit card deployments via Console
View DocsSet up authentication and make your first API call
Set up authentication and make your first API call
View DocsIndexed data: providers, GPU, stats. Not a node.
Indexed data: providers, GPU, stats. Not a node.
View DocsQuery provider details, specs, and availability
Query provider details, specs, and availability
View DocsFind and filter GPU resources across providers
Find and filter GPU resources across providers
View DocsBecome a Partner
Coordinate with our ecosystem team to discover custom integration paths, infrastructure deployment frameworks, or certified service tracks.