RunPod•2mo ago

Can't create pod via graphQL endpoint but works manually

I'm trying to create a new pod using a given template and networkvolume. I can do this using the website just fine however when I try to duplicate the exact same settings using the podRentInterruptable graphQL mutation I'm getting a There are no longer any instances available with the request specifications. Please try again later. error. Here is the mutation:

  mutation {
      podRentInterruptable(
        input: {
          volumeInGb: 100
          containerDiskInGb: 5
          cloudType: SECURE
          bidPerGpu: 0.2
          gpuCount: 1
          gpuTypeId: "NVIDIA RTX 4090"
          networkVolumeId: "${networkVolumeID}"
          templateId: "${templateID}"
        }
      ) {
        id
        imageName
        env
        machineId
        machine {
          podHostId
        }
      }
    }

  mutation {
      podRentInterruptable(
        input: {
          volumeInGb: 100
          containerDiskInGb: 5
          cloudType: SECURE
          bidPerGpu: 0.2
          gpuCount: 1
          gpuTypeId: "NVIDIA RTX 4090"
          networkVolumeId: "${networkVolumeID}"
          templateId: "${templateID}"
        }
      ) {
        id
        imageName
        env
        machineId
        machine {
          podHostId
        }
      }
    }

This exact same mutation works with the A6000, while I cannot select the A6000 in the UI. Could someone help explain to me what I'm doing wrong? I tried checking the graphQL docs but they're mostly useless.

38 Replies

nerdylive•2mo ago

srry my i can't find any reason that wouldn't work if the capacity is up Maybe try asking runpod support from contact button in the website

Myron•2mo ago

Ah, they don't have actual support staff here then? (I appreciate the assist btw)

Marcus•2mo ago

You have to provide data center id when providing network volume id otherwise it does not work.

Myron•2mo ago

That would be US-OR-1 yeah? As in, just the name of the region, they don't have some specific ID somewhere? If so, no difference sadly

nerdylive•2mo ago

They do, but mainly they respond from the website Oh ya try that No I'm not sure if that's the datacenter id I think you have to query somewhere else, but if not then try that first

Myron•2mo ago

US-OR-1 didn't change anything I'll try querying for the datacenters, see what it outputs

Marcus•2mo ago

Your bid price is also too low, minimum is 0.39

Myron•2mo ago

I even tried 15 haha

Marcus•2mo ago

$15 ?

Myron•2mo ago

Just to test, yeah, just got the same message

Marcus•2mo ago

image id may also be required

Myron•2mo ago

Should be in the template no? I just queried and the dataCenterId is 'US-OR-1'

Marcus•2mo ago

One would think, but probably a bug where you have to provide it

Myron•2mo ago

You're referring to the imageName field yeah? No difference :/

    mutation {
      podRentInterruptable(
        input: {
          volumeInGb: 100
          containerDiskInGb: 5
          cloudType: SECURE
          bidPerGpu: 0.5
          gpuCount: 1
          gpuTypeId: "NVIDIA RTX 4090"
          dataCenterId: "US-OR-1"
          imageName: "MY_IMAGE"
          networkVolumeId: "${networkVolumeID}"
          templateId: "${templateID}"
        }
      ) {
        id
        imageName
        env
        machineId
        machine {
          podHostId
        }
      }
    }

    mutation {
      podRentInterruptable(
        input: {
          volumeInGb: 100
          containerDiskInGb: 5
          cloudType: SECURE
          bidPerGpu: 0.5
          gpuCount: 1
          gpuTypeId: "NVIDIA RTX 4090"
          dataCenterId: "US-OR-1"
          imageName: "MY_IMAGE"
          networkVolumeId: "${networkVolumeID}"
          templateId: "${templateID}"
        }
      ) {
        id
        imageName
        env
        machineId
        machine {
          podHostId
        }
      }
    }

Marcus•2mo ago

Try add volume mount path

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