RunPod•5d ago

i have an integration with runpod in python. after i deploy a pod, i want to show the user the ip

and ports

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curl --request POST \
  --header 'content-type: application/json' \
  --url 'https://api.runpod.io/graphql?api_key={key}' \
  --data '{"query": "query Pod { pod(input: {podId: \"{podid}\"}) { id runtime { uptimeInSeconds ports { ip isIpPublic privatePort publicPort type } } } }"}'

curl --request POST \
  --header 'content-type: application/json' \
  --url 'https://api.runpod.io/graphql?api_key={key}' \
  --data '{"query": "query Pod { pod(input: {podId: \"{podid}\"}) { id runtime { uptimeInSeconds ports { ip isIpPublic privatePort publicPort type } } } }"}'

Colin S 🥯OP•5d ago

bagel@192 bagel % curl --request POST \ --header 'content-type: application/json' \ --url 'https://api.runpod.io/graphql?api_key=rpa_S8G1...EU41wuktix' \ --data '{"query": "query Pod { pod(input: {podId: "{podid}"}) { id runtime { uptimeInSeconds ports { ip isIpPublic privatePort publicPort type } } } }"}' {"data":{"pod":null}} that doesn't seem to work either. there is a pod running, and api key is right I need to be able to deploy a pod programmatically and get the ip.

!Xabbu•5d ago

I faced the same issue and had to find out the hard way that it doesn't seem possible to do this via API alone (even GraphQL). I tried creating community / secure pods and neither provided an IP from even a GraphQL machine subquery (I had to dig hard to reverse engineer how to do this). I gave up and had to rely on the UI for information on how to ssh in.

flash-singh•5d ago

i just tried this and it works, output:

{"data":{"pod":{"id":"xx","runtime":{"uptimeInSeconds":98,"ports":[{"ip":"213.181.xx.xx","isIpPublic":true,"privatePort":22,"publicPort":55073,"type":"tcp"},{"ip":"100.65.22.xxx","isIpPublic":false,"privatePort":8888,"publicPort":60237,"type":"http"},{"ip":"100.65.22.xxx","isIpPublic":false,"privatePort":19123,"publicPort":60238,"type":"http"}]}}}}

{"data":{"pod":{"id":"xx","runtime":{"uptimeInSeconds":98,"ports":[{"ip":"213.181.xx.xx","isIpPublic":true,"privatePort":22,"publicPort":55073,"type":"tcp"},{"ip":"100.65.22.xxx","isIpPublic":false,"privatePort":8888,"publicPort":60237,"type":"http"},{"ip":"100.65.22.xxx","isIpPublic":false,"privatePort":19123,"publicPort":60238,"type":"http"}]}}}}

you can see where isIpPublic is true and ip is a public ip, it exposes 22 port on 55073 public port i create a pod in secure cloud using 4090 you also have to make sure a port is exposed in tcp, that will expose a port using public ip

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i have an integration with runpod in python. after i deploy a pod, i want to show the user the ip