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Connect to Your Machine

After you make the payment, you should now see a dashboard with your newly rented machine. If you do not see the IP Address and Port, you may need to manually refresh the browser page.

You can copy the SSH command by clicking on the button as shown below.

The command will look like this

ssh root@rent-gpus.netmind.ai -p {{SSH_PORT}}

Data Sync

It is important to note that once the rental is terminated and the machine is released back to our pool of available servers, retrieving data becomes impossible. We recommend that you perform a backup of any relevant data, either locally or to the cloud, before terminating the rental.

Local backup

scp -P {{SSH_PORT}} root@rent-gpus.netmind.ai:/data/example.zip ~/example.zip

We only recommended using it for small files under 100MB.

Cloud Sync


Expose Your Service

Since the container instance does not have a public IP, you need to use an ingress service to access services within the environment from the internet.

NetMind provide a free ingress service that supports proxying for up to one port. You can set the port you wish to expose in the custom template. Once the environment is created, you can view the corresponding address that is proxied to the internet in the "Rent GPUs detail" page.


Machine status

Status
Explation
Billing

To Be Paid

The cost of the GPUs you have chosen to rent has been calculated. You need to complete payment before NetMind allocates the machine for you.

Not Billed

Queuing

NetMind is processing your payment and locating the machines for you.

Not Billed

Running

Your machine is now running. Connect to it via SSH.

Billed

Paused

Your machine is Paused. You are unable to access your instance, but your data is still available

Not Billed

Offline

The machine you rented has gone offline. NetMind is working to bring it back online.

Not Billed

Expired

The rental period for your machine with NetMind has expired.

Not Billed

If you're on Linux os MacOS, you will usually be able to pass this command directly to your terminal in order to connect. For Windows users, you can SSH using the PuTTY software from . Our product also supports IDE connection (for example via VSCode).

If any failure or technical issue is detected on the server, the machine status on the dashboard might be showing as "Offline". In that case a "restart" button should appear, please restart the machine. If the problem persists, contact our support at .

If you're on a Linux or MacOS system, this could be achieved via Secure Copy with the scp command. The example below shows how to donwnload the /data/example.zip folder from the remote machine to your local machine in the home directory, when run form your local machine. You will need to adjust the port and IP address accordingly. On Windows, you can use .

We encourage you to use cloud platforms for data synchronization services. We provide the examples of using Google Cloud, DropBox, and AWS as three cloud storage tools for data synchronization .

Alternatively, you can choose to use third-party tools like ngrok to implement the ingress service. Here is an example to demonstrate how to set up the Ngrok as Ingress service .

this link
hello@netmind.ai
WinSCP
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Your Virtual Machine
Machine Setup Page - Edit Image
Config the Expose Port
Copy the Exposed URL