Compute Dashboard

On-Demand Instances Tab

• Account Number: Shows the unique user account number.

• Credits: Displays available credits, including purchased credits and subscription details.

• On-Demand Instance Status: A pie chart showing the number of running and terminated instances.

Table Details:

• Alias: Instance name.

• Status: Indicates if the instance is Running, Requested, or Terminated.

• $Price/Hour: The hourly cost of the instance.

• Machine EFF: Machine efficiency rating.

• Service Provider: Provider of the instance (e.g., AWS, LAMBDA, GCP).

• Launched At: Timestamp of the instance’s launch.

• Launch Duration: Duration for which the instance has been running.

• Shutdown Time: Time when the instance is scheduled to shut down.

• GPU Type: GPU model (e.g., NVIDIA V100, NVIDIA L4).

• GPU Memory: GPU memory size.

• CPU: CPU type.

• #Cores: Number of CPU cores.

• Memory GB: Amount of system RAM.

• Storage GB: Disk space in gigabytes.

• Storage Type: Type of storage (e.g., SSD, EBS only).

Dedicated Instances Tab

• Account Number: Displays the unique account number associated with the user.

• Credits: Shows the available credits for usage, including details of purchased credits and subscription renewals.

• Dedicated Instance Status: A visual representation (e.g., a pie chart) indicating the status of dedicated instance requests.

Table Details:

• Alias: The name assigned to the instance.

• Status: The current status of the instance (e.g., Requested, Running, Terminated).

• $Price/Hour: The cost per hour of using the instance.

• Machine EFF: The machine efficiency rating.

• Service Provider: Indicates the service provider (e.g., AWS, LAMBDA, GCP).

• Launched At: The timestamp when the instance was launched.

• Launch Duration: The duration the instance has been active.

• Shutdown Time: The time scheduled for instance shutdown.

• GPU Type: The type of GPU available (e.g., NVIDIA H100).

• GPU Memory: The memory capacity of the GPU.

• CPU: The type of CPU.

• #Cores: Number of CPU cores available.

• Memory GB: The amount of system RAM.

• Storage GB: The storage capacity in gigabytes.

• Storage Type: The type of storage used (e.g., EBS, SSD).

Restart Instance & Delete Instance

To restart or delete a compute instance, navigate to the Compute dashboard and follow these steps:

• Click the checkbox next to the compute instance you wish to wake up or restart.

• Click the hamburger icon at the top of the compute table to see available options.

  

• Choose between the options to Delete or Restart the instance.

  

• A confirmation form will appear, prompting you to type Confirm to proceed with the action.

  

  

This process applies to both dedicated and on-demand instances, ensuring that users have the control needed to manage their compute resources effectively.