My Instances
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The My Instances page manages your compute resources. Here, you can view details about each instance and perform actions to control its lifecycle.
At the top, under the instance name, you’ll quickly find essential details.
Status: The current state of the instance.
Instance Name: The name of the instance.
Pricing: Pricing per hour for your instance.
Hardware Details: This section will provide you with labels containing your instance's hardware details.
SSH Key: Quickly log into your instance using the SSH key that you set.
Details: This pop-up window will include specific details of your instance including Actions, Troubleshooting, Forwarded Ports, and Hardware.
Launch Jupyter Notebook: Quickly open a Jupyter Notebook session if supported on the instance. For additional information, please review our Jupyter Notebook page.
Stop: Gracefully power off the instance while retaining its data.
The Details section will provide you with further details of your instance including Actions, Troubleshooting, Forwarded Ports, and Hardware. Please see below for a breakdown of each section.
This section provides control options to manage your instance.
Launch Jupyter Notebook: Quickly open a Jupyter Notebook session if supported on the instance. For additional information, please review our Jupyter Notebook page.
Stop: Gracefully power off the instance while retaining its data.
Terminate Instance: Permanently delete the instance and its associated data.
NOTE: Please be advised that if you Terminate Instance, your data will not be retained and this action is irreversible.
SSH Key: Quickly log into your instance using the SSH key that you set.
This section provides instance identifiers for debugging or contacting support. Please use these details when reaching out to support for issues with your instance.
Instance ID: A unique identifier for your specific instance.
Host ID: The identifier of the physical host or node running the instance.
This section displays a list of port mappings that allow external access to services running on your instance. Each mapping is presented in the format:
External Port: The port on the public-facing network (accessible from outside the instance).
Internal Port: The port inside your instance where a service or application is running.
This section provides detailed hardware and pricing information for your instance.
Deployment Type
Networking Type and Bandwidth
GPU Configuration
CPU Configuration
Storage
Pricing
