Auto-migration with explicit trigger rules and safe cutover
Built for engineers who want deterministic behavior, and finance teams who need transparent, auditable cost controls.
How Auto-Migration Works
Monitor Prices
Pulserun scans provider pricing and availability continuously.
Check Threshold
Migration triggers only when effective savings exceed policy threshold (default 15%), accounting for move overhead.
Safety Checkpoint
State is checkpointed and target capacity is validated before traffic moves.
Migrate
Workload is transferred to better-priced matching capacity with orchestration and health checks.
Resume
Job resumes from checkpoint; policy continues monitoring for future opportunities.
Example outcome: cost
If a 24-hour H100 run starts at $3.00/hr and migrates to $2.10/hr after hour 4, expected savings are about $18 for that single run.
Example outcome: reliability
Checkpoint-first migration means no full-job restart. Teams keep progress and reduce failed overnight runs caused by manual re-launches.
Next: combine migration with preemption handling.
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