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1212## How does it work?
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14- ![ ] ( https://raw.githubusercontent.com/dstackai/static-assets/refs/heads/main/ static-assets/images/dstack-architecture- diagram-v6 .svg )
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1616#### 1. Set up the server
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4646` dstack ` streamlines infrastructure management and container usage, enabling AI teams to work with any frameworks across
4747cloud platforms or on-premise servers.
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49- ## How does it compare to other tools?
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51- ??? info "How does dstack compare to Kubernetes?"
52- ` dstack ` is more lightweight, and is designed specifically for AI, enabling AI engineers to handle development, training, and
53- deployment without needing extra tools or Ops support.
54-
55- With `dstack`, you don't need Kubeflow or other ML platforms on top—everything is available out of the box.
56-
57- Additionally, `dstack` is much easier to use with on-prem servers—just provide hostnames and SSH credentials,
58- and `dstack` will automatically create a fleet ready for use with development environments, tasks, and services.
59-
60- ??? info "Can dstack and Kubernetes be used together?"
61- For AI development, it’s more efficient to use ` dstack ` directly with your cloud accounts or on-prem servers&mdash ; without Kubernetes.
62-
63- However, if you prefer, you can set up the `dstack` server with a Kubernetes backend to provision through Kubernetes.
64-
65- Does your Ops team insist on using Kubernetes for production-grade deployment? You can use `dstack` and
66- Kubernetes side by side; `dstack` for development and Kubernetes for production-grade deployment.
67-
68- ??? info "How does dstack compare to KubeFlow?"
69- ` dstack ` can be used entirely instead of Kubeflow. It covers everything that Kubeflow does, and much more on top,
70- including development environments, services, and additional features.
71-
72- `dstack` is easier to set up with on-premises servers, doesn't require Kubernetes, and works with multiple cloud
73- providers out of the box.
74-
75- ??? info "How does dstack compare to Slurm?"
76- ` dstack ` can be used entirely instead of Slurm. It covers everything that Slurm does, and a lot more on top, including
77- dev environments, services, out-of-the-box cloud support, easier setup with on-premises servers, and much more.
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7950[ // ] : # ( ??? info "Cloud platforms" )
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