Pod Downsized, with Pictures

I have been having issues with the A6000's, my pods keep getting downsized. I wasn't able to catch a snip of the first couple times but I did here. As you can see I am renting 2 A6000's but when I try to start it I am only renting 1. What is happening here? this keeps on happening so I have to terminate and start new pods repeatedly, my entire audit logs is me restarting new A6000's and I keep losing money trying to get the service to give me what I bought. (ID:wp0ofb7xs94uf0)
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Hi @MushyPotato - when you rent a pod on spot and it gets stopped (really, when a pod gets stopped for any reason) the GPUs in that machine are made available for other customers, and by the time you can start it again there may be fewer GPUs available. Setting up a network volume will allow you to deploy to any GPU within that data center, so you will not be limited by whatever the GPU rental status in your specific machine is....
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MushyPotato
MushyPotato4mo ago
I will not terminate this one and I will let it go idle , here is a extra snip for further proof
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Finley
Finley4mo ago
Hi @MushyPotato - when you rent a pod on spot and it gets stopped (really, when a pod gets stopped for any reason) the GPUs in that machine are made available for other customers, and by the time you can start it again there may be fewer GPUs available. Setting up a network volume will allow you to deploy to any GPU within that data center, so you will not be limited by whatever the GPU rental status in your specific machine is.
MushyPotato
MushyPotato4mo ago
I understand
Madiator2011
Madiator20114mo ago
The machine that host your pod only have 1 free gpu