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Runpod•15mo ago
wurst_case

0 gpu available

currently i can't assign a gpu to my pod. will i get the option to at a later point when some free up or is my pod doomed?
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digigoblin
digigoblin•15mo ago
You can wait, but could be waiting days or weeks, so its probably better to create a new pod.
Madiator2011
Madiator2011•15mo ago
FAQ | RunPod Documentation
RunPod offers two cloud computing services: Secure Cloud and Community Cloud. Secure Cloud provides high-reliability, while Community Cloud offers peer-to-peer GPU computing. On-Demand Pods run continuously, while Spot Pods use spare compute capacity.
wurst_case
wurst_caseOP•15mo ago
thanks for the quick reply y'all. i read that faq and couldn't quite understand it but i appreciate @digigoblin for clearing that up. welp there goes my morning 🫠 is it based on availability? i assume not since i can start a new pod with the same model gpu. what happened over night to kick me off?
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J.•15mo ago
In general, I always: 1) Have a network volume attached if you want to persist data and its large 2) Try to use a third party service to back the data vs network volume so I don't get locked in a region. I personally use firebase file storage as I have scripts to upload it to there and download it back.

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