RunPod•5mo ago

I'm trying to start a cpu pod using the graphql endpoint and specifying an image

Hey, I've succesfully ran a cpu pod creation using the graphql endpoint, however, it does not seem to follow the same structure as the gpu creation. What I'm trying which is working is:

mutation { 
    deployCpuPod( input: { 
        cloudType: SECURE, 
        containerDiskInGb: 15, 
        dataCenterId: null, 
        instanceId: "cpu3c-2-4", 
        networkVolumeId: null, 
        startJupyter: true, 
        startSsh: true, 
        templateId: "runpod-ubuntu", 
        volumeKey: null,
        env: [{key: "a", value: "1"}, {key: "b", value: "2"}]
    }) { id, machineId }
}

mutation { 
    deployCpuPod( input: { 
        cloudType: SECURE, 
        containerDiskInGb: 15, 
        dataCenterId: null, 
        instanceId: "cpu3c-2-4", 
        networkVolumeId: null, 
        startJupyter: true, 
        startSsh: true, 
        templateId: "runpod-ubuntu", 
        volumeKey: null,
        env: [{key: "a", value: "1"}, {key: "b", value: "2"}]
    }) { id, machineId }
}

However if I remove the templateId and use imageName instead I get:

INTERNAL_SERVER_ERROR

INTERNAL_SERVER_ERROR

Has anyone tried this before? I know it's not a fully supported endpoint yet, but I would love to see what others have done.

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