How to Create a Virtual Machine on Service Portal
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This guide explains creating a Virtual Machine Instance in the Deka GPU Service Portal. A Virtual Machine (VM) is a virtual version of a physical computer with an operating system, that can run programs, store data, connect to networks, and perform other computing functions. On the Deka GPU Service Portal page select the VMs module.
On the VMs page in the Deka GPU Service Portal press “+ Create VM”.
Creating a VM Instance in the Deka GPU Service Portal consists of three main steps, namely Details, Volume, and Authentication. In the first step on the Details page there are three columns that you must fill in. You can fill in the name of the VM that will be used first.
After filling in the name of the VM that will be used, determine the operating system that the VM will use via the Choose Image column. For further explanation about the operating systems available on the Deka GPU Portal Service, see the Operating System sub-chapter in this document.
After selecting the operating system that the VM will use, then determine the namespace that will be used. For further explanation about Namespaces, you can open the Namespaces sub-chapter in this document.
If you have filled in and selected the contents in all the available columns, proceed to the next step by clicking the Next button.
In the second step on the Volume page there are two columns that you must fill in. Select the type of machine used in the Choose a Plan column. For further explanation on the kind of machine used, see this document. After selecting the machine type, select Instance size to determine the CPU & RAM resources for the VM that will be created.
General
CPU:RAM eq 1:2,1:3
In General there are several Instance size options including:
o1.medium.rc with the size 2vCPU and memory 6 GB,
e1.medium.rc with the size 2vCPU and memory 4 GB,
o1.large.rc with the size 4vCPU and memory 12 GB,
e1.large.rc with the size 4vCPU and memory 8 GB,
o1.xlarge.rc with the size 8vCPU and memory 24 GB,
e1.xlarge.rc with the size 8vCPU and memory 16 GB,
o1.cclarge.rc with the size 16vCPU and memory 48 GB,
e1.xxlarge.rc dengan 16vCPU and memory 32 G,
o1.qlarge.rc with the size 32vCPU and memory 96 GB,
e1.qlarge.rc with the size 32vCPU and memory 64 GB.
Compute Optimized
CPU:RAM eq 1:1
In Compute Optimized there are several Instance size options including:
c1.medium.rc with the size 2vCPU and memory 2GB,
c1.large.rc with the size 4vCPU and memory 4GB,
c1.xlarge.rc with the size 8vCPU and memory 8GB,
c1.xxlarge.rc with the size 16vCPU and memory 16GB,
c1.qlarge.rc with the size 32vCPU and memory 32GB
Shared
1 vCPU
In Shared there are several Instance sizes that can be used:
s1.small.rc with the size 1vCPU and memory 4 GB,
o1.small.rc with the size 1vCPU and memory 3 GB,
c1.qsmall.rs with the size 1vCPU and memory 2 GB,
c1.small.rc with the size 1vCPU and memory 1 GB.
Memory Optimized
CPU:RAM eq 1:4
In Memory Optimized there are several Instance sizes that can be used:
o1.xxxxlarge.rc with the size 2vCPU and memory 32 GB,
o1.xxxLarge.rc with the size 2vCPU dan ukuran memori 16 GB,
s1.medium.rc with the size 2vCPU and memory 8 GB,
c1.sxLarge.rc with the size 4vCPU and memory 64 GB,
c1.xxxLarge.rc with the size 4vCPU dan ukuran memori 32 GB,
s1.large.rc with the size 4vCPU and memory 16 GB,
q1.xlarge.rc with the size 8vCPU and memory 128 GB.
s1.sxlarge.rc with the size 8vCPU and memory 32 GB.
s1.xlarge.rc with the size 8vCPU and memory 32 GB.
s1.xxlarge.rc with the size 16vCPU and memory 64 GB,
s1.qlarge.rc with the size 32vCPU and memory 128 GB,
a1.xxxlarge.rc with the size 64vCPU and memory 512 GB.
After selecting Choose a Plan, determine the storage size that the VM will use via the Storage column. The storage used is Tier 2 (NVME) type and the minimum storage size that must be used is 30 Gi.
After selecting Storage, determine the GPU used in the GPU amount column.
If you have filled in and selected the contents in all the available columns, proceed to the next step by clicking the Next button.
In the third step on the Authentication page, you must enter the password used to enter the Virtual Machine Instance. The minimum length of the password used is 12 characters accompanied by a mixture of lowercase letters (a-z), numbers (0-9), symbols (!@#$%^&*) and uppercase letters (A-Z). Click the Submit button to create the VM.
After creating a successful configuration of the deployed Virtual Machine Instance, the VM will be available on the VMs page in the Deka GPU Service Portal.
