Question about graphql API
In https://doc.runpod.io/recipes/view-gpu-types-info
If securePrice is zero does that mean that the resource is not available?
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@ChD That's correct - likely the A100 SXMs were all in use at the time that you ran the query, globally out of all specific GPU specs they're the most likely to go completely unavailable at the moment
There are some now and it's showing the price for me: "id":"NVIDIA A100-SXM4-80GB","securePrice":2.29}...
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@ChD That's correct - likely the A100 SXMs were all in use at the time that you ran the query, globally out of all specific GPU specs they're the most likely to go completely unavailable at the moment
There are some now and it's showing the price for me: "id":"NVIDIA A100-SXM4-80GB","securePrice":2.29}
Thanks !
Hi, is there a route to list pods?
There are no routes in GraphQL.
GitHub
runpod-api/runpod.py at main · ashleykleynhans/runpod-api
A collection of Python scripts for calling the RunPod GraphQL API - ashleykleynhans/runpod-api
you are awesome !
Its a amazing work
Hello again, Is there a webhook system when creating a runpod to know when it is completely mounted?
No
There are webhooks for serverless jobs only, not for GraphQL
Damn ! :p
We're going to improvise 🙂
Hey, I'm currently looking for a way to configure a pod kill, it's possible, right? I think I saw this in the doc somewhere but I can't find where...
to program an automatic “Terminate”
Yes, there is an example in my repo above.
ah, ok so I'll look there ::)
damn I dont find it, is it in dockerArgs ?
You can use runpodctl
actually, I would like to start a runpod, and indicate that it will automatically finish in x hours
You can use sleep in conjunction with the command above in dockerArgs.