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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 find the instance's "Public IP" as shown below.

Then you can use command like this (assume your public ip is "32.49.34.11"):

chmod 600 your_ssh_private_key.pem && ssh -i your_ssh_private_key.pem ubuntu@32.49.34.11

Expose Your Service

Your service can be easily exposed through the "Public IP" shown on the page. The only thing to note is that you need to ensure that the port your application listens to appears in the "inound rules" of the firewall configuration. You can find the firewall configuration in the virtual machine instance details

Key Paris

To ensure the security of your connection, we require you to create and use a "Key Pairs" to do the SSH login for a virtual machine instance. You can create and manage your "key paris" under "GPU Clusters" - "Key Pairs", or create new "Key Pairs" while creating virtual machine instances.

Volumes

When you find that the disk space of your rented virtual machine instance is insufficient, you can create a volume and then mount this volume to the virtual machine instance. It's important to note that volumes are billed separately and charges begin immediately upon creation (even if the volume has not yet been mounted to the virtual machine instance).

After creating a volume, you can choose to mount it either from the volume list page or from the virtual machine details page


Machine status

Status
Explation
Billing

ACTIVE

The VM is running, and all resources are allocated. This is the standard working state.

Billed

SHUTOFF

When a VM is stopped, it transitions to a SHUTOFF state, where billing continues for all resources, as they remain reserved exclusively for that VM. To prevent ongoing billing costs, ensure the virtual machine is either HIBERNATED or DELETED.

Billed

HIBERNATED

When a VM is HIBERNATED, its configuration and root disk data are saved, and all hardware resources from the VMs flavor are de-allocated. Billing continues only for attached resources and the data from the root disk saved to persistent storage.

Partially Billed

DELETED

The VM is permanently removed, and all resources are de-allocated.

Not Billed

Transitional status:

HIBERNATING

The VM is transitioning into a HIBERNATED state.

Not Billed

RESTORING

The VM operating system and software are restarting from HIBERNATION and returning to an ACTIVE state.

Not Billed

STARTING

The request to start the VM has been accepted.

Not Billed

STOPPING

The VM is being stopped. This is the transition state between ACTIVE and SHUTOFF.

Not Billed

REBOOTING

The VM is being restarted, simulating the process of unplugging and rebooting a physical machine.

Not Billed

CREATING

The request to create the VM has been accepted.

Not Billed

BUILD

The VM is being built with the specified configuration.

Not Billed

DELETING

The VM is being deleted.

Not Billed

ERROR

The VM is stuck in an error state. The last operation on the virtual machine was unsuccessful.

Not Billed

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