DeepInfra GPU Instances give you dedicated access to NVIDIA B200 hardware — the most powerful GPUs available. You get a container with SSH access and full control over your environment, billed by the hour.Documentation Index
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Available GPUs
| GPU | Memory | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| B200-180GB | 180GB HBM3e | Large-scale inference, fine-tuning, training |
Key features
- Dedicated access — no sharing with other users
- SSH access — connect directly to your container
- Full environment control — bring your own Docker image or use ours
- Pay-per-use — billed by the hour, only while running
- Quick setup — running in minutes
Use cases
- LLM training and fine-tuning
- Large-scale batch inference
- Research and experimentation
- Development environments with GPU access
Web UI
Start a new container
- Go to Dashboard → GPU Instances
- Click New Container
- Select GPU configuration — choose from available B200/B300 configs. Each shows:
- GPU type, quantity, and memory (e.g.,
1xB200-180GB,8xB200-180GB) - Hourly pricing
- Availability status
- GPU type, quantity, and memory (e.g.,
- Enter container details:
- Container Name — a descriptive name
- SSH Key — paste your public SSH key (format:
ssh-rsa AAAAB3NzaC1yc2E...)
- Accept the NVIDIA license agreements and cryptocurrency mining policy
- Click I agree to the above
Connect to a running container
- Wait for container status to show
running - Click on the SSH login field to copy the command
- Run
ssh ubuntu@<ip-address>in your terminal
Stop a container
- Click on the container in the instances list
- Click Terminate
- Type
confirmand click Terminate
HTTP API
Create a container
Get container details
running, connect via SSH:
List containers
Terminate a container
Container lifecycle
| State | Description |
|---|---|
creating | Container is being initialized |
starting | Container is booting up |
running | Container is active and accessible |
shutting_down | Container is being terminated |
failed | Container failed to start or encountered an error |
deleted | Container has been permanently removed |