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# AI Runway AKS Setup This skill walks users from a bare Kubernetes cluster to a running AI model deployment. Follow each step in sequence unless the user provides `skip-to-step N` to resume from a specific phase. > **Cost awareness:** GPU node pools incur significant compute charges (A100-80GB can cost $3–5+/hr). Confirm the user understands cost implications before provisioning GPU resources. ## Prerequisites This skill assumes an AKS cluster already exists. If the user does not have a cluster, hand off to the `azure-kubernetes` skill first to provision one (with a GPU node pool unless CPU-only inference is acceptable), then return here. ## Quick Reference | Property | Value | |----------|-------| | Best for | End-to-end AI Runway onboarding on AKS | | CLI tools | `kubectl`, `make`, `curl` | | MCP tools | None | | Related skills | `azure-kubernetes` (cluster setup), `azure-diagnostics` (baseline troubleshooting), optional `aks-gpu-inference` (existing GPU/inference Day-2 incidents only) | ## When to Use This Skill Use this skill when the user wants to: - Set up AI Runway on an existing AKS cluster from scratch - Install the AI Runway controller and CRDs - Assess GPU hardware compatibility for model deployment - Choose and install an inference provider (KAITO, Dynamo, KubeRay) - Deploy their first AI model to AKS via AI Runway - Resume a partially-complete AI Runway setup from a specific step ## GPU setup versus Day-2 incidents Keep initial GPU node-pool, provider, controller, and model setup in this skill. For an incident affecting an existing GPU or inference deployment, load [optional-gpu-day2.md](references/optional-gpu-day2.md) before deciding whether to offer the focused optional add-on. ## MCP Tools This skill uses no MCP tools. All cluster operations are performed directly via `kubectl` and `make`. ## Rules 1. Execute steps in sequence — load the reference for each step as you reach it 2. Report cluster state at each step: ✓ healthy, ✗ missing/failed 3. Ask for user confirmation before any install or deployment action 4. If a step is already complete, report status and skip to the next step 5. If the user provides `skip-to-step N`, start at step N; assume prior steps are complete ## Steps | # | Step | Reference | |---|------|-----------| | 1 | **Cluster Verification** — context check, node inventory, GPU detection | [step-1-verify.md](references/steps/step-1-verify.md) | | 2 | **Controller Installation** — CRD + controller deployment | [step-2-controller.md](references/steps/step-2-controller.md) | | 3 | **GPU Assessment** — detect GPU models, flag dtype/attention constraints | [step-3-gpu.md](references/steps/step-3-gpu.md) | | 4 | **Provider Setup** — recommend and install inference provider | [step-4-provider.md](references/steps/step-4-provider.md) | | 5 | **First Deployment** — pick a model, deploy, verify Ready | [step-5-deploy.md](references/steps/step-5-deploy.md) | | 6 | **Summary** — recap, smoke test, next steps | [step-6-summary.md](references/steps/step-6-summary.md) | ## Error Handling | Error / Symptom | Likely Cause | Remediation | |-----------------|--------------|-------------| | No kubeconfig context | Not connected to a cluster | Run `az aks get-credentials` or equivalent | | Controller in CrashLoopBackOff | Config or RBAC issue | `kubectl logs -n airunway-system -l control-plane=controller-manager --previous` | | Provider not ready | Image pull or RBAC issue | `kubectl logs <pod-name> -n <namespace>` for the provider pod | | ModelDeployment stuck in Pending | GPU scheduling failure or provider not ready | `kubectl describe modeldeployment <name> -n <namespace>` events | | `bfloat16` errors at inference | T4 or V100 lacks bfloat16 support | Add `--dtype float16` to serving args | For full error handling and rollback procedures, see [troubleshooting.md](references/troubleshooting.md).
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