Deploy GPU Instance with Tesla T4
Tesla T4 is an NVIDIA GPU designed for AI inference, deep learning, and high-performance computing. Built on the Turing architecture, it features 2,560 CUDA cores, 320 Tensor Cores, and 16GB vRAM
For detailed pricing and instant deployment, visit our Tesla T4 GPU Rental Page.
Deploy GPU
Navigate to the NeevCloud dashboard and click the Create a Cloud server button in the top right corner.
Select Image
Click on the GPU Operating system, and select the Tesla T4.
Hardware Recommendation
It is mandatory to select the GPU-enabled option.
Select the volume
Choose the volume size that will be your root disk
Network configuration
Public Network: A public network is open and accessible to anyone, allowing users to connect freely. If you select a public network, you must configure it to allow public access to your server.
Private Network:- A private network is accessible only to specific individuals or organizations, ensuring that the general public cannot connect to it. If you choose a private network, you must first create a Private network.
Authentication
SSH_KEY: An SSH_KEY is a source access credential used in the Secure Shell(SSH) protocol. It consists of a pair of public and private keys that authenticate users and establish encrypted communication between a client and a server. It would be best if you had to create an SSH key to access your server.
Password:- A password is a secret string of characters used to verify a user's identity and grant access to a system or resource.
Generating SSH KEY
If you already have an SSH key, select it. If you don't have one, please follow this link to generate an SSH key.
Add Security Group
Click on the Add Security Group.
Give the name of the server, now click the Create server
Now check the server has been created.
SSH
First, access the server VIA SSH using your SSH_key, also if you want to access it by using Putty follow these links. Open the command prompt and navigate to the directory where you downloaded the SSH files.
For accessing the server your command prompt to follow these steps.
cd .\Downloads\ssh -i your_ssh_key username@your_server_IP_add
Now check the GPU on your server
sudo lspci | grep -i NVIDIA
After the driver is installed check the driver.
sudo nvidia-smi
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