Create New GPU Container
Create New GPU Container
Updated on 10 Jul 2025

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Notice: Each tenant can only have a maximum of 10 containers. If you have reached this limit, please delete unused container to create a new one.

Step 1: Select GPU Container in the Sidemenu and click button “Create New Container”

Step 2: Give your container a name using Container Name field.

Step 3: Select a GPU Instance (We currenly support NVIDIA GPU H100 and H200)

Step 4: Template:

Users can either choose to use built-in templates or use their own images. We highly recommend our customers use built-in templates for faster deployment.

a. Built-in templates: Click “Change Template” and choose the template.

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b.Custom template: Bring your own template by using feature “Custom Template”.

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Step 5: Configure Access Container.

a. Ports

This feature significantly enhances the flexibility of your containerized applications, allowing a single container to serve diverse functionalities on different ports.

Both HTTP and TCP ports are supported, with a maximum of 10 ports per type for each container.

b. SSH

Add SSH keys to enable remote access to your container. Each container supports a maximum of 10 SSH keys. These keys will be injected into the container at runtime, allowing you to SSH into the container using any of the provided keys.

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Notice: Notice: Currently, v1.1.2 GPU Container only Ubuntu template already includes SSH configuration. If you want to connect SSH in other templates, please install OpenSSH-server before using.

To add an SSH keys, please follow the instructions:

  1. Ensure you have an SSH key pair generated on your local machine. If you haven’t done this, you can generate one using this command on your local terminal:
ssh-keygen -t ed25519 -C [email protected]
  1. To retrieve your public SSH key, run this command:
cat ~/.ssh/id_ed25519.pub

This will output something similar to this:

ssh-ed25519 AAAAC4NzaC1lZDI1JTE5AAAAIGP+L8hnjIcBqUb8NRrDiC32FuJBvRA0m8jLShzgq6BQ [email protected]
  1. Copy and paste the output into the SSH Public Keys field: Alt text

    Step 6 (Optional): Configure Advanced Settings.

    This section includes:

a. Persistent Disk: specify the amount of storage that users need to store training weights, models, etc. Read more about Storage here

b. Environment Variables: key-value pairs injected into the container at runtime.

c. Startup Command: command and arguments to run at the start of container

Step 7: Click “Create New Container” to create and start your container.

Step 8: Add credit

In case your balance is not enough to create a new container (lower cost of using the container for 1 hour), please follow this instruction to add credit into your account: Add Credits