Infernet
Cloud
Usage

Using Infernet Cloud

Create an account

  • Navigate to Log in › Sign up.

  • Choose a name, email address, and password.

  • If email verification is enabled, verify your email address using the link sent to your email.

    Sign up

  • Log in.

    Log in

Connect a cloud account

  • Navigate to Accounts › Connect Cloud Account.

  • Choose a cloud provider (AWS or Google Cloud), name your account, and click Continue.

    Choose cloud provider

  • Follow the instructions to install the cloud provider's CLI, run a script to generate credentials, and paste the credentials into the form.

    Set up cloud provider

Connect a Docker account to run private Docker images (optional)

  • Navigate to Accounts › Connect Docker account.

    Accounts

  • Follow the instructions to log into Docker Hub, generate credentials, and paste the credentials into the form.

Create container templates (optional)

  • Navigate to Templates › Create template.

    Container templates

  • Under "Container template name", choose a template name.

  • Under "Node configuration", specify the conditions needed for a node to run this container.

    • To use a private Docker image, choose the owner's Docker Hub account.

    New container template

  • Under "Container configuration", specify parameters needed to run the desired AI/ML workflow.

    • To use a private Docker image, look for image IDs grouped under the owner's Docker Hub username.

    Container configuration – 1 Container configuration – 2 Container configuration – 3

  • Click Add container template. Created container template Container template

Create a cluster

  • Navigate to Clusters › Create cluster.

  • Choose a connected cloud account to deploy the cluster with.

    Clusters Create a cluster – Cloud account – 1

    • (Alternatively, navigate to Accounts › [Account] › Create cluster.)

      Cloud account

  • Set a name, firewall rules, and default region and zone for the Infernet Router and Infernet Nodes.

    Create a cluster – Cloud account – 2

  • Configure the location and machine for the Infernet Router (optional).

    Create a cluster – Configure router

  • Configure one or more Infernet Nodes and their containers.

    Create a cluster – Add nodes – 1 Create a cluster – Add nodes – 2 Create a cluster – Add nodes – 3

    • To add a container to a node, click "Add container". You can choose an existing container template or create a new one.

      Create a cluster – Add nodes – Customize container – 1 Create a cluster – Add nodes – Customize container – 2 Create a cluster – Add nodes – Customize container – 3 Create a cluster – Add nodes – 4

  • Click "Create cluster". It may take several minutes for the cloud resources to be provisioned.

    Create a cluster – Add nodes – 5 Cluster – Created – 1 Cluster – Created – 2

Monitor and manage a cluster

  • Navigate to Clusters to view your clusters.

  • Click on a cluster to view its details, or right-click to trigger actions:

    • Edit cluster: modify the configuration of the nodes (and router).
    • Trigger update: manually trigger a redeployment of the cluster and provisioning of associated cloud resources.
    • Destroy cluster: tear down the cluster and all associated nodes and cloud resources.
    • Recreate cluster: recreate a destroyed cluster by reusing the existing configuration.
    • Delete cluster: PERMANENTLY delete the configuration and deployment history of a destroyed cluster.

    Cluster – Healthy

  • Scroll down to browse details about the cluster:

    • Nodes: Infernet Nodes that are part of the cluster and their statuses.
    • Router: configuration parameters for the Infernet Router (if the cluster was configured to deploy one).
    • Configuration: configuration parameters for the cluster
    • Deployment: logs, errors and created cloud resources from the last Terraform command run (representing the cluster's current state).
    • History: all past Terraform commands triggered by Infernet Cloud and their inputs, outputs, and created cloud resources.

    Cluster – History – 1 Cluster – History – 2

Monitor and manage nodes

  • From Clusters, navigate to a cluster detail page.

  • Click on a node to view its details, or right-click to trigger actions:

    • Edit node: modify the node's configuration.
    • Start node: start a stopped node.
    • Stop node: stop a running node.

  • To add a node to an existing cluster, click "Add node".

  • Scroll down to browse details about the node:

    • Containers: configured containers for this node.
    • Status: status, IP and instance information for the node.
    • Configuration: configuration parameters for the node.
    • Logs: logs from the compute instance's serial port.

    Cluster – Node – 1 Cluster – Node – 2

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