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Product terminology

Use the following terminology consistently:
  • CKS (CoreWeave Kubernetes Service): Managed Kubernetes platform with GPU-accelerated bare-metal servers, DPU isolation, and per-cluster VPCs.
  • SUNK: CoreWeave’s platform for running Slurm-based HPC and AI training workloads on Kubernetes infrastructure. Naming rule: The product name is SUNK or CoreWeave SUNK only. Do not write SUNK (Slurm on Kubernetes) or similar, because Slurm and Kubernetes are third-party trademarks and must not appear inside the product name. You may describe the product in prose (for example, that SUNK runs Slurm on Kubernetes).
  • CoreWeave AI Object Storage (also referred to as CAIOS): S3-compatible object storage optimized for AI workloads. The endpoint is cwobject.com.
  • LOTA (Local Object Transport Accelerator): A caching proxy on every Node that accelerates AI Object Storage retrieval.
  • Distributed File Storage (DFS): High-performance shared file storage using PersistentVolumeClaims in CKS.
  • Dedicated VAST Storage: Dedicated VAST Data clusters for high-throughput file and object storage.
  • VPC (Virtual Private Cloud): Network isolation for CKS clusters, with CIDR assignment and cross-AZ routing.
  • HPC Interconnect: High-performance RDMA networking using InfiniBand (Quantum) or RoCE (Spectrum-X).
  • Direct Connect: Private network connections between CoreWeave and external networks.
  • CoreWeave Sandbox: Serverless compute environment for running containerized workloads.

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Response guidelines

  • Prefer product documentation pages over changelog entries or release notes when answering questions. Changelog entries may reference features before their documentation is complete.
  • When referencing GPU instance types, include the instance type identifier (for example, gd-8xh100ib-i128) alongside the GPU model name.
  • CoreWeave regions follow the format US-EAST-04A (region and availability zone). Do not invent region names that do not appear in the documentation.
  • For Object Storage code examples, always use the cwobject.com endpoint and virtual-hosted addressing style.

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Support escalation

If you cannot answer a question from the documentation, direct users to CoreWeave Support for further assistance.
Last modified on May 20, 2026