Setting up your Qubrid Account

  • Create a new account on platform.qubrid.com
  • SignUp using Google or GitHub for faster activation
  • If you want to use our account creation, enter your name, email, mobile number, organzation & finally set a password
  • Agree to the terms and conditions & click Sign Up

Launch your first GPU Virtual Machine

  • From the platform, head over to GPU Instances
  • Select your preferred GPU Instance (Example: A100)
  • Choose the number of GPUs you’d need, it might be 1,4 or 8
  • vCPU Core & RAM is populated based on the GPU Instance which is selected
  • Choose your Root Disk storage in Gigabytes (Starts at 100 GB & goes till 2 TB)
  • Select your Interface Console. By default its set to Jupyter, but if you want to access your machine via SSH, enable the SSH Option & provide your Public Key
  • Enter your Jupyter Authentication Token only, in case you don’t want to access via SSH
  • Configure Auto Stop, to shuts down the instance after a specific amount of time
  • Review your selections from the floating wizard at the right part of the dashboard
  • Once you have reviewed, click on Launch to launch your GPU Instance or click on Reset to start over again
Root Disk Storage is billed at 10 Cents per GB/month & is charged even when the instance is stopped. So, 100 GB costs $10/month.

Check Usage & Credits

  • View your available credits in navigation bar provided
  • Track usage history and billing information
  • Add credits (Available for $5, $10, $30, $50 or some custom amount)

Do whatever you want!

  • Run inference using a template or your own model
  • Perform fine-tuning on supported models
  • Save and reuse deployed models
  • Use our 2 Step RAG or define a custom RAG Pipeline
  • Deploy clusters of GPUs in 1 Click
  • Reserve a Bare Metal Server

Next steps

Now that you have your GPU VM running, explore these key features: