Connect to a Container
Connect to a Container
Updated on 10 Jul 2025

You can connect to your GPU Container using a few different methods, depending on your specific needs, preferences, and the template used to create the container.

HTTP Services

Connecting to a container using HTTP is convenient, quick, and secure via HTTPS. To connect using the HTTP Service:

Step 1: Once the container is running, navigate to Container Details Page.

Step 2: Find the endpoint, then copy to clipbooard or click to open on browser.

Step 3: Follow the guide that matches your template.

Template Jupyter, Code Server Ollama WebUI Ollama vLLM
Pre-condition None None None Hugging Face Token (*)
Next steps
  • Open the endpoint in your browser.
  • Use the Username and Password fields in the Environment Variables section of the Container Details page to access your container.
  • Open the endpoint in your browser.
  • Create a new Open WebUI account or use your existing account.
  • Select a model to pull and test the model.
Testing your container using Postman (*) Testing your container using Postman (*)

(*) Hugging Face Token: Hugging Face Token in Enviroment Variable section is required when using Ollama template. If you do not have Hugging Face Token yet, please follow this guide.

(*) Testing container by using Postman: Append /v1/models to your endpoint, then provide your API_TOKEN in the Authorization. If you're using the Vllm template, also include HUGGING_FACE_HUB_TOKEN in the request parameters to test your container.

SSH Terminal Connection

  1. To get the SSH command for your container, navigate to the Container details page. Copy the command listed under SSH command.
    Alt text It should look something like this:
ssh [email protected] -p 34771 ~/.ssh/id_e25595
  1. Run the copied command in your local terminal to connect to your container.