How-to
Task-oriented guides that compose several rp commands into one workflow.
For per-command flag reference, see the command pages.
- Cache a Hugging Face model in a volume for serverless workers
- Create a scale-to-zero endpoint scoped to a volume's datacentre
- Browse the public template catalog and check GPU availability per datacentre
- Build a GPU fallback list for a serverless endpoint from in-stock types
- Provision a multi-node homogeneous pod cluster with one command
- Check which datacentres support the S3 API before filling a volume
- Manage multiple RunPod accounts and switch between them per command
- Add and list SSH public keys on your account
- Call a raw REST v2 route that has no typed command
- Deploy a serverless endpoint from a Hub listing
- Check your account balance and serverless billing usage
- Create a network volume and attach it to a pod by name
- Make resource creation idempotent so re-running returns the existing resource
- Check live GPU stock across all datacentres before booking a pod
- Read a command's documentation and worked examples without leaving the terminal
- List and manage delegated AWS ECR registry access
- Get the SSH connection line and runtime ports for a running pod
- Upgrade the CLI to the latest released version from the terminal
- List the contents of a network volume over the S3 API
- Submit a job to a serverless endpoint with a JSON input payload
- Submit a serverless job asynchronously and poll it to completion
- Debug one serverless worker through its logs
- Resolve a network volume by name and attach it to a serverless endpoint
- Scope a serverless endpoint to a network volume's datacentre
- Pin the CLI to a staging or alternate REST v2 base URL
- Skip TLS verification from inside a pod with a limited CA bundle
- Target a single command at a named account without switching
- Rename a cluster (update only its name)
- Fill a volume from a local directory in a single hop
- Stop and start a pod to control spend without losing its disks
- Tear down endpoints, pods, and volumes in the right order