Apply a fix public ip and attach to the running pod, Attach a network volume to the same pod.
Hi, I am new user of runpod. I have one pod running. but I cannot find and place to apply for a fix public ip and attach to the running pod.
also I need to put the data on a persistent storage, that is why I have created a network volume. but I cannot find any where to attach it to my pod.
I think this is very basic requirements that majority of the user will need. it must be somewhere in the document. but unfortunately I did not find the answer in the document either.
please help, thx
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1. You cannot attach a public IP to an existing pod. In Secure Cloud all pods should have a public IP by default. In Community Cloud, you need to check the filter at the top of the page before deploying your pod.
2. You cannot attach a network volume to an existing pod. You either need to click the
Deploy button from the network storage to deploy a new pod with it attached, or alternatively select it from the filter at the top of the page in Secure Cloud before deploying your pod.
Basically seems like you are not using any of the available filters....2 Replies
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1. You cannot attach a public IP to an existing pod. In Secure Cloud all pods should have a public IP by default. In Community Cloud, you need to check the filter at the top of the page before deploying your pod.
2. You cannot attach a network volume to an existing pod. You either need to click the
Deploy button from the network storage to deploy a new pod with it attached, or alternatively select it from the filter at the top of the page in Secure Cloud before deploying your pod.
Basically seems like you are not using any of the available filters.thank you for your answer. make sense to me. so to resolve it. I will do such, please correct me if I am wrong:
I will use the ip assigned to the instance in the secure cloud, hopefully it is a fixed one, does not change after restart.
I will remove current pod, and use the network storage as a entry to create a new pod which mount the volume by default.