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Quick Start — StreamGPU

schedule Created: March 3, 2026 at 09:16 AM
update Last Updated: March 3, 2026 at 09:23 AM
# Quickstart Target: New users who want to quickly create a GPU container. 1) Log in - Access the dashboard and log in. Authentication is required to create containers. 2) Open the container creation page - Navigate to Dashboard → Create Container. - This page fetches OS images, GPU availability, pricing details, and container options from the backend. 3) Step 1 — Select OS Image - Choose an OS image from the dropdown. The container name is auto-generated by default. 4) Step 2 — Select GPU - Choose an available GPU model. - Availability information displays combined server and client details. Availability information is displayed by merging server and client data. 5) Step 3 — Resources and Storage - Select a resource preset (Entry / Midrange / High-End) or specify CPU/memory directly. - Select disk capacity (code enforces a minimum of 12GB and maximum of 20480GB when parsing URL presets). - Storage cost is calculated using the per-minute rate per GB provided by the server. 6) Step 4 — Review and Create - In the UI, verify the estimated cost (hourly/monthly) summing GPU + storage costs. - Submitting the form returns a container creation Job ID from the server and redirects to the dashboard with the `?create_job= ` query. 7) Low Balance Handling - If the balance is insufficient, the API may return an HTTP 402. The UI displays the minimum required credits and provides a link to the payment page. - An approximate KRW conversion using the credit-to-KRW exchange rate (`creditRatio`) is provided. Quick Start — StreamGPU

Quick Start

A guide for new users who want to quickly create a GPU container.

1) Log in

Access the dashboard and log in. Authentication is required to create containers and check pricing/availability.

2) Open the Container Creation Page

Open the Create Container page in the dashboard. This page fetches and displays available OS images, GPU availability, and pricing information from the backend.

3) Select OS Image

Select an OS image from the dropdown. By default, the container name is auto-generated (can be modified if desired).

4) Select GPU

Select an available GPU model. Availability indicators reflect real-time data and backend information.

5) Resources and Storage

  • Preset: Choose from Entry / Midrange / High-End, or manually set CPU/Memory.
  • Select disk capacity. When passing a URL preset, minimum/maximum values (e.g., minimum 12GB) can be applied.
  • Storage costs are calculated by summing the per-GB rate and the selected capacity.

6) Review and Create

After reviewing the estimated charges (hourly/monthly), clicking Create initiates the container creation process on the backend. Once the creation request is received, a job ID is issued, and you can navigate to the dashboard to monitor progress.

7) Handling Insufficient Balance

If your balance is insufficient, the creation request may be rejected. The UI will display the minimum required top-up amount and redirect you to the payment page.

8) Drafts and Multi-Tab

Forms in progress are automatically saved as drafts and synchronized across tabs. Previously saved drafts can be restored.

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