Pricing models

Hello, my company is planning on trying some AI models for coding and we are planning on getting the GPUs from RunPod. But what we can't figure out is pricing, how does it work if we use the models about 8:00-16:00 every weekday? Are we still going to be billed $2.47 24/7?
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riverfog7
riverfog74d ago
Short answer is NO
UsamaAhmedKhan
RunPod doesn't charge you for models, they charge you for pod and volume
Makistos
MakistosOP4d ago
Yes but if we have a pod setup & running how is it charged? Should we just stop the pod @16:00 every day? Or will it stop automatically if not being used?
UsamaAhmedKhan
No, nothing is automatic, you create pods and then terminate it. If you don't terminate them they will be considered in use.
Jason
Jason4d ago
you can set the correct time zone in pods. then configure something like cron, or your application that send a request to runpod's api to delete current pod using the pod id inside the pod, or use runpodctl inside the pod to stop the pod something like that, there is an ENV variable inside the pod that's accessible inside the pod(read more on docs)
riverfog7
riverfog74d ago
serverless should be the easiest but if you wanna use pods, use infrastructure as code that should be robust enough write some terraform scripts with custom images or network volumes and then cron terraform apply / terraform destroy that will setup everything when you want it and destroy everything when you dont want it its reliable and very serviceable --- why does runpod not have a terraform provider ❔
Jason
Jason4d ago
maybe they havent developed it cool info
riverfog7
riverfog73d ago
yeah
UsamaAhmedKhan
Serverless, Terraform. Everything is so easy in writing. 😆
riverfog7
riverfog73d ago
❔ you need literally under 10 clicks for serverless
UsamaAhmedKhan
Definiitely
riverfog7
riverfog73d ago
why be so toxic in another person's thread where you aren't even the one who is recieving advice
UsamaAhmedKhan
Its called realistic approach. Nothing is easy until you go through the pain of doing it.
riverfog7
riverfog73d ago
so what is it yours?

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