Location: Europe (Tallinn)
SLA: Standard Service Level Agreement is applied for this cluster.
To request computing resources you need to create a Pod. Pod is a group of one or more containers, which share the same resources, data storage and network. Each time you create a Pod it will be put under your namespace. All of your Pods share local network while being isolated from other users. Read more about namespaces in the official Kubernetes documentation.
Pod can be created in 3 ways:
By using Puzl Dashboard. Dashboard provides Docker Images prebuilt by Puzl to simplify your workflow and make it faster to launch your code. Or you can use any Docker image from Docker Hub, GitLab, and GitHub.
By using Kubernetes Dashboard. You can securely access your personal Kubernetes Dashboard from your Puzl Dashboard. This way allows you to either manually specify application details, or upload a YAML or JSON configuration. Check out a manual on how to deploy an application in the official Kubernetes documentation.
By using Kubernetes API and the Kubernetes command-line tool — kubectl. It's a powerful tool that allows you to deploy applications, manage and inspect resources of your namespace. Find how to access your Pod with kubectl in API section of your dashboard and general kubectl overview.
Pod price doesn't cover pricing for data storages like NVMe®-based data storage or Shared File System Data Storage, which should be created separately. Volume creation is optional in most cases.
Usage is billed on per-second basis with zero cluster management fee.
Each Pod comes with a minimal amount of RAM and CPU, and 50GB of . Optionally, you can request GPU and a data storage.
GPU NVIDIA A100, 40GB VRAM, PCIE | $1.60 per hour | |
RAM1 ECC RAM 2933 MHz or higher | 128MB or 8GB per 1 GPU minimum | $0.002 per GB-hour |
vCPU2, 3 1 vCPU is equivalent to one thread of AMD EPYC 2nd Gen core, 2.5GHz or higher | 0.1vCPU or 2vCPU per 1 GPU minimum | $0.015 per vCPU-hour |
Container File System | up to 50GB per container | $0.007 per usedGB-day |
Docker Image4 | up to 10GB per container | $0.007 per GB-day |
LAN Bandwidth | up to 10Gbit/s | Free for incoming and outgoing traffic |
Internet Bandwidth | up to 1Gbit/s | Free for incoming and outgoing traffic |
1. Requested RAM amount must be a multiple of 1 MB and will be rounded to 1 MB up (when requested via API).
2. Requested vCPU amount must be a multiple of 1 mCPU (0.001 vCPU) and will be rounded to 1 mCPU up (when requested via API).
3. For integer amount of vCPU in combination with Guaranteed QoS exclusive CPU cores will be allocated. Shared CPU cores will be allocated otherwise.
4. You will be billed based on a size of uncompressed Docker image.
Container File System is a fast temporary data storage, which can be used for the data needed in your application runtime. Container File System is being created automatically with a Pod and is being killed when its Pod finishes work. Container File System size is limited to 5 GB per each Pod’s container and cannot be increased. You pay only for used capacity, not for the whole 50GB.
Benchmark | IOPS1 | Bandwidth2 |
random read | up to 32k | up to 4030MB/s |
random write | up to 81k | up to 1070MB/s |
1. 4KB block size.
2. 4MB block size.
All prices do not include EU VAT. If you're located in the EU: