My Resources

My Resources is the single place to manage everything you have created through On-Demand. Tiles at the top count your GPU instances (and how many are running), storage volumes (and how many are active) and registered SSH keys.

The tabs below the tiles each list one resource type. Use the search box to filter the current tab, and the view toggle to switch between list and grid layouts.

On-demand GPUs

Your GPU instances. Launch new instance returns you to the GPU marketplace.

Volumes

Storage volumes that you can attach to instances at launch. Volumes persist independently of the instance they are attached to.

SSH keys

Public keys that can be installed on on-demand instances. You pick one on the launch form, so register at least one before your first launch. Add SSH key registers an existing public key, and Generate SSH key creates a new key pair for you. The table shows each key’s name, type, SHA256 fingerprint and creation date.

Note

These keys are separate from the Enterprise SSH Keys, which are used by virtual instances and bare metal servers. Register a key in both places if you use both halves of the Console.

API keys

API keys authenticate automation against the public API.

Caution

The secret is shown once, when you create the key. Copy it into your secret manager immediately. Revoking a key takes effect immediately.

Select Create API key, give it a name, and grant only the scopes the automation needs. The table lists each key’s name, scopes, creation date, expiry date and when it was last used, which makes stale keys easy to spot.

Scopes follow a resource:action pattern, with separate read and write actions:

Resource	Scopes
GPU inventory	inventory:read
Instances	instances:read, instances:write
Volumes	volumes:read, volumes:write
SSH keys	ssh_keys:read, ssh_keys:write
Projects	projects:read, projects:write
Jobs	jobs:read
Billing	billing:read, billing:write
Verification	verification:read, verification:write
Enterprise	enterprise:read

Use a separate key for each pipeline or integration, so that revoking one does not break the others.

Deleted

A history of deleted instances with their GPU, region, uptime, hourly rate, total cost, and created and deleted dates. Use it to reconcile wallet charges against the instances that caused them.