 Manage your Cloud GPU VMs with standard power operations, including stop, start, and restart capabilities.

 deallocates the Compute unit of your instance and returns the GPUs, CPUs, and RAM to the hardware pool. 

 remains provisioned, allowing you to resume work after restarting the instance. Billing will be paused when you stop the Cloud GPU instance.

 Deallocated resources may be used for other 

 users' workloads. Depending on availability, an instance may fail to start if all resources are currently in use.

 provisions the Compute unit and allocates the GPUs, CPUs, and RAM as specified in your VM template configuration. The 

 volume is remounted to the VM instance, restoring access to your data and configurations. Billing for the instance will resume immediately.

 executes a power cycle of your Cloud GPU instance. This operation does not deallocate resources, as the instance remains active. Billing is not paused during this operation.

 Provision servers using pre-configured templates with Cloud GPU VM specifications, or customize storage by attaching additional volumes that scale independently.

 Cloud GPU VMs currently support Linux-only virtual machines.

 Cloud GPU VMs deploy automatically across availability zones for optimal resource distribution.

 API and the DCD supports upscaling additional volumes and attaching or detaching volumes. The first connected volume (storage volume) cannot be detached or upscaled.

 Create and delete your Cloud GPU VMs on demand, giving you full control over resource usage and costs while maintaining uninterrupted workflow management.

 Leverage the stability and performance of Linux virtual machines, optimized for Cloud GPU VM workloads and available through a streamlined 

 API and through the DCD for efficient automation and integration.

 Expand your storage capacity on the fly by attaching additional volumes or increasing their size, allowing your infrastructure to grow seamlessly alongside your projects without downtime.

Features and Benefits

Limitations

Cloud GPU VM Overview

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applications that must be installed on a device. A device that is missing any of these apps is considered out of compliance.

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automated responses to a device that violates rules for managed devices.

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a list of mobile apps you have made available for your users. Includes apps that users can download from public app stores and apps you intend to distribute using the device management system (In-house apps).

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