Orion is now listed on AWS Marketplace.
This has been on our list for a while, and it's live now. For teams evaluating Orion, it changes more than where you find us.
What this means for your procurement team
The hardest part of bringing in new infrastructure software usually isn't the technical evaluation. It's procurement. A new vendor means a new contract, a new payment setup and another approval cycle.
Marketplace skips most of that. If your organization already buys through AWS, Orion goes through the billing and approvals you already have. You don't negotiate a vendor contract from scratch or set up a new payment method. The subscription shows up next to the rest of your AWS spend. That's it.
Search the Marketplace for GPU scheduling, EKS orchestration or GPU time slicing and you'll find us next to the tools you're already comparing.
What the deployment looks like
Orion installs as a Helm chart into your existing EKS cluster. It runs inside your VPC, and your data stays in your environment.
The setup guide on GitHub covers EKS cluster creation, Karpenter, ingress-nginx, DNS, TLS and the Orion install. It goes step by step, so you can follow along on your own account. View the EKS setup guide on GitHub
If you'd rather watch than read, the full installation walkthrough is on our YouTube channel, along with architecture deep dives and GPU scheduling demos. Click here to watch the installation video.
Why AWS
Orion runs wherever your compute already lives, on-premises, hybrid or in the cloud, and Orion is built to run air-gapped. That's the point of a unified compute plane. A lot of GPU-heavy work runs on AWS right now, so being easy to buy there matters.
The part I like most on AWS is launching EC2 instances from the workload catalog. With the Crossplane plugins installed, an admin sets up an EC2 template in Orion Admin once. An end user clicks the card, Orion provisions the instance with the security groups that template specifies, and the SSH or RDP endpoint shows up in Orion Workspace. The instance gets the same lifecycle management as any other workload. Nobody files a ticket or provisions anything by hand.
What's next
The listing launched with Orion 4.1.0, and several releases have shipped since. The changelog always has the current version.
If you're running GPU workloads on EKS, we'll scope a proof of value on your cluster. Find us on Marketplace or reach out directly.
View the listing on AWS Marketplace or book time with our team
WRITTEN BY
Tony Como
Tony runs go-to-market at Juno, from first outreach to production deployment. He works across sales, partnerships, and operations to help technical teams move faster without adding infrastructure overhead.