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Documentation

Practical Hostnot GPU guides for GPU cloud compute, SSH access, APIs, serverless inference, billing, security, and troubleshooting.

Quickstart

Create an account, fund a wallet, add an SSH key, and launch compatible capacity.

API Reference

Authentication, production base URLs, pagination, errors, idempotency, and customer API examples.

API Examples

Equivalent cURL, PowerShell, Python, and JavaScript request patterns using placeholder credentials.

GPU Cloud

Understand Hostnot GPU cloud instances, live capacity, GPU selection, wallet authorization, SSH access, and lifecycle operations.

Public GPU Availability API

Poll current Hostnot GPU availability and customer-facing hourly prices without an API key.

SSH Connections and Fingerprints

Connect safely to a Hostnot GPU instance from Linux, macOS, or Windows.

Serverless API

Model discovery, inference requests, usage, pricing, errors, and safe client patterns.

Models

Browse current Hostnot GPU serverless models, modalities, limits, request patterns, and how to verify live model capabilities.

Billing and Wallet

Deposits, reservations, GPU usage, serverless usage, and transactions.

Developer Security

Secure Hostnot GPU API and serverless integrations with scoped keys, safe logs, rate limits, validation, and credential hygiene.

API Keys

Create scoped keys, store them safely, and revoke them after suspected exposure.

Deploying and Managing GPU Instances

Choose a compatible offering, authorize deployment, connect with SSH, and terminate when work is complete.

Organizations and Workspaces

Create a shared workspace, invite members, manage roles, and understand workspace boundaries.

Support and Human Handoff

Use AI Support for guidance and request a human handoff when an operator needs to take ownership.

Account Security and Two-Factor Authentication

Protect sessions, passwords, two-factor authentication, connected accounts, and notification preferences.

Usage, Transactions, and Budgets

Read GPU and Serverless usage, understand settlement, and set account budget safeguards.

Serverless Quickstart

Make a first authenticated Serverless request using a live model slug.

Serverless Errors and Rate Limits

Interpret structured Serverless errors and retry without duplicating work.

Serverless Playground

Use the authenticated Playground to test available chat and image capabilities.

GPU Marketplace

Compare live GPU offerings, topology, regions, environments, and customer rates.

GPU Cloud Troubleshooting

Diagnose Hostnot GPU SSH, GPU driver, Docker, CUDA, instance, serverless, and billing issues with safe evidence-first steps.

Webhooks

Configure Hostnot GPU webhooks, verify signed deliveries, handle retries, and inspect customer-safe event payloads.

Wallet Deposits

Understand Hostnot GPU wallet deposits, payment confirmation, reservations, credits, and safe billing verification steps.

Billing History

Read Hostnot GPU billing history, wallet-period summaries, usage categories, and account-scoped transaction records.

PowerShell API Examples

Use Invoke-RestMethod from PowerShell without exposing API keys in command history.

Choose a workflow and its completion check

For a custom environment, begin with GPU cloud operations: review an exact offering and authorization, wait for readiness, verify SSH identity and run a small application test. Export outputs and confirm termination when finished. Closing the terminal is not the completion check.

For a hosted model request, use the serverless quickstart: discover the public model ID, validate the supported schema, authorize one bounded request and inspect output and billing. Current chat returns completed JSON rather than token streaming. Reconcile an uncertain timeout before retrying.

For automation, the API reference defines scopes, fields and response envelopes. Keep model discovery separate from billable generation and quoting separate from launching. If an operation fails, retain UTC time, safe request or instance identifiers and the first redacted error for support; never include credentials.

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