Execution Control Plane Architecture
How ActiveSense provides governance without replacing existing tools.
The Control Plane Layer
ActiveSense sits above your existing AI infrastructure as a governance layer. It coordinates execution without interfering with model performance or framework behavior.
Applications
Your AI applications and services
ActiveSense Control Plane
Governance, observation, and safety
SolaceCore Execution Framework
Workload orchestration and execution
ActiveWorker
Individual task execution
NVIDIA Infrastructure
CUDA, Triton, vLLM, NIM
Core Components
SolaceCore
The execution framework that manages workload distribution, resource allocation, and lifecycle management. Provides the foundation for deterministic execution.
ActiveSync
Coordination layer that ensures state consistency across distributed execution. Manages synchronization and communication between components.
ActiveWorker
Individual execution units that run specific tasks. Workers are managed by SolaceCore and coordinated by ActiveSync.
SnapCalc
Analysis engine that provides real-time observation, state tracking, and behavioral analysis. Generates insights about system performance and drift.
QHTML
Semantic understanding layer that converts system state into human-readable and machine-interpretable descriptions. Enables clear communication about system behavior.
Execution Flow
- Request: Application submits workload to ActiveSense
- Validation: Control plane validates against governance rules
- Coordination: ActiveSync coordinates required resources
- Execution: ActiveWorker executes tasks on GPU infrastructure
- Observation: SnapCalc monitors execution and state changes
- Reporting: QHTML generates human-readable status
Governance Without Interference
The key architectural principle is non-interference. ActiveSense governs execution without modifying model behavior, framework operations, or infrastructure performance.
Observation
Monitor everything, control nothing.
Coordination
Guide execution without direct manipulation.
Safety
Enforce boundaries through governance rules.