# Nvidia extends Mission Control recovery to Kubernetes workloads

_Published Monday, October 26, 2026 at 11:06 AM EDT · Infrastructure, AI · Latest · Tier 2 — Notable_

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Nvidia says Mission Control 2.5 is available today, extending its automatic failure detection and recovery service to Kubernetes workloads managed with Nvidia Run:ai. The service previously supported high-performance computing workloads using Slurm.

The software separates job recovery from hardware repair. It uses job context and failure history to guide restarts, retries or rescheduling, while a hardware service can isolate suspect nodes and run diagnostics. Workloads can therefore resume without waiting for hardware root-cause analysis.

Transient job failures can trigger retries without removing healthy hardware from the scheduling pool. Recovery actions follow scheduler policy; the release's new AI-enabled network anomaly detection service is beta only.

## Sources

- [NVIDIA Technical Blog](https://developer.nvidia.com/blog/how-nvidia-mission-control-2-5-brings-autonomous-recovery-to-kubernetes/)

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