Quantum system operating system service orchestration

A computing device, comprising:

• a memory;
• and
• a processor device coupled to the memory to:
• obtain a first quantum instruction file (QIF) comprising programming instructions operable to manipulate a qubit;
• obtain, from each respective quantum computing system (QCS) of a plurality of QCSs communicatively coupled to one another, real-time environmental metrics of the respective QCS;
• determine, based on the real-time environmental metrics, that a first operating system service (OSS) implemented by an operating system (OS) of a first QCS of the plurality of QCSs is to be utilized for an execution cycle of the first QIF, and a second OSS implemented by an OS of a second QCS of the plurality of QCSs is to be utilized for the execution cycle of the first QIF;
• generate a first QIF execution record that indicates that the first OSS and the second OSS are to be utilized for the execution cycle of the first QIF;
• and
• cause the first QCS and the second QCS to be notified of the generation of the first QIF execution record.

A non-transitory computer-readable storage medium that includes executable instructions to cause a processor device to:

• obtain a first quantum instruction file (QIF) comprising programming instructions operable to manipulate a qubit;
• obtain, from each respective quantum computing system (QCS) of a plurality of QCSs communicatively coupled to one another, real-time environmental metrics of the respective QCS;
• determine, based on the real-time environmental metrics, that a first operating system service (OSS) implemented by an operating system (OS) of a first QCS of the plurality of QCSs is to be utilized for an execution cycle of the first QIF, and a second OSS implemented by an OS of a second QCS of the plurality of QCSs is to be utilized for the execution cycle of the first QIF;
• generate a first QIF execution record that indicates that the first OSS and the second OSS are to be utilized for the execution cycle of the first QIF;
• and
• cause the first QCS and the second QCS to be notified of the generation of the first QIF execution record.