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Virtual Machines (VMs)

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Last updated 3 months ago

Overview


Voltage Park's Virtual Machines (VMs) are built with state-of-the-art hardware and optimized for small projects. Our Voltage Park On Demand platform allows you to deploy, manage, and cancel Virtual Machines as needed.

How to Deploy a Virtual Machine


  1. Navigate to the Deploy GPUs section.

  1. Select Ethernet > Virtual Machines > Continue.

Our Virtual Machines (VM) instances are only available in 100 Gbps Ethernet.

  1. Configure your Virtual Machine by selecting the Number of GPUs > Continue.

  1. Provide your Public SSH Key(s) > Select the + icon to add your SSH key > Continue.

A Deployment Name for your instance is optional. This is an identifier attached to the instance for convenience. It will only be used within the Cloud Platform to aid instance management.

  1. Make sure all the provided information is accurate > Click Deploy.

How to Connect to Your Virtual Machine


  1. After deployment, retrieve your instance credentials from the On-Demand > My Instances > Details page.

  2. Use an SSH client to connect to your Virtual Machine (VM):

ssh ubuntu@<Public_IP>

Once deployed, you'll be able to see your instance details as shown below. For additional information, please review the page.

My Instances