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Runpod•5mo ago
blird

Is /workspace == /runpod-volume ?

I am a bit confused. I use https://github.com/runpod-workers/runpod-worker-comfy to spin up a serverless comfy and I have my models in the /workspace/models as defined by https://github.com/runpod-workers/runpod-worker-comfy/blob/main/src/extra_model_paths.yaml 
runpod_worker_comfy:
  base_path: /runpod-volume
  checkpoints: models/checkpoints/
  clip: models/clip/
  clip_vision: models/clip_vision/
  configs: models/configs/
  controlnet: models/controlnet/
  embeddings: models/embeddings/
  loras: models/loras/
  upscale_models: models/upscale_models/
  vae: models/vae/
  unet: models/unet/
runpod_worker_comfy:
  base_path: /runpod-volume
  checkpoints: models/checkpoints/
  clip: models/clip/
  clip_vision: models/clip_vision/
  configs: models/configs/
  controlnet: models/controlnet/
  embeddings: models/embeddings/
  loras: models/loras/
  upscale_models: models/upscale_models/
  vae: models/vae/
  unet: models/unet/
I still have my pod running to monitor the volume but it now appears like I have both /workspace and /runpod-volume so which one is serverless actually using?
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3WaD
3WaD•5mo ago
/workspace is local machine disk, /runpod-volume is network volume.
Dj
Dj•5mo ago
Serverless uses /runpod-volume, I agree it's a little confusing
blird
blirdOP•5mo ago
So when deploying a pod and messing with the volume it might be a good idea to do this? Just to keep it organized
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Dj
Dj•5mo ago
Yes :) I think that's one of the reasons we let you change it!
blird
blirdOP•5mo ago
Because when I tested yesterday it seems like when the volume was attached to both serverless and a pod the contents weren't the same in /workspace and /runpod-volume

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