Simplifying Complex Asset Operations

ood protocol transforms the management of complex Real World Assets (RWAs) like GPU computing hardware into a seamless, transparent process. By handling the technical intricacies of operation, monitoring, and maintenance, ood enables asset owners and investors to focus on value creation without operational burdens. Below, we detail how ood manages GPU machines, showcasing our expertise in simplifying high-tech asset operations within the decentralized finance (DeFi) ecosystem.

Real-Time Monitoring of GPU Performance


ood ensures the optimal performance of GPU machines through advanced, real-time monitoring tools, providing full transparency to all stakeholders.

  1. Monitoring Platform: Using a sophisticated dashboard similar to Grafana (https://grafana.com/), ood tracks the operational status of all GPU machines under management.

  2. Key Metrics and Sources:

    • NVIDIA Metrics: GPU utilization, memory usage, and power consumption are captured via DCGM Exporter and NVIDIA plugins for performance insights.

    • Redfish Metrics: Hardware health data like fan speed, power usage, voltage, and temperature are collected through the BMC Redfish API (e.g., Dell iDRAC).

  3. Redfish Standard: Developed by the Distributed Management Task Force (DMTF), Redfish is a standardized RESTful API for server management, enabling telemetry data retrieval (e.g., temperature, fan speed), hardware operations (e.g., remote restarts), and communication via HTTPS + JSON through the Baseboard Management Controller (BMC).

  4. User Visibility: Asset owners and token holders access these metrics via ood’s secure portal for informed decision-making.

Operational Management and Maintenance


ood coordinates the day-to-day operations of GPU machines, ensuring reliability and minimizing downtime through proactive measures.

  1. Issue Detection: Monitoring data identifies potential problems (e.g., overheating, power spikes) to trigger timely interventions.

  2. Delegated Maintenance: Operations are managed by ood-approved equipment providers who handle repairs, updates, and optimization.

  3. Remote Operations: Redfish-enabled capabilities allow remote actions like server reboots to address issues without physical intervention.

Revenue Tracking and Distribution ood streamlines the monetization of GPU machines, linking operational performance to financial outcomes for token holders.

  1. Rental Income: GPU machines are leased for compute tasks (e.g., AI training), with utilization rates tracked via NVIDIA metrics.

  2. Automated Distribution: Earnings are distributed to equity token or NFT holders as dividends or ownership benefits via smart contracts.

  3. Performance Reports: Users receive concise reports linking GPU performance data to revenue through the ood platform.

Risk Mitigation for GPU Assets


ood implements safeguards to protect GPU assets and ensure operational stability for all participants.

  1. Predictive Maintenance: Data-driven insights prevent hardware failures by addressing risks before they escalate.

  2. Compliance Standards: ood adheres to hardware management and data privacy regulations relevant to GPU operations.

  3. Protective Measures: Partnerships with insurers provide coverage against hardware loss or failure, securing stakeholder interests.

ood protocol’s focused approach to managing GPU machines demonstrates our ability to simplify complex asset operations. By leveraging advanced monitoring with tools like Grafana-style dashboards and Redfish standards, delegating maintenance to trusted partners, and automating revenue distribution, ood ensures that GPU assets are efficient and accessible investment opportunities. Whether you’re an asset owner or investor, ood provides the infrastructure to engage with high-tech RWAs confidently.