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Voltage Park Cloud documentation

Voltage Park Cloud gives you dedicated, bare-metal GPU fleets and the tools to operate them. You can work with your fleets in the Console or through the API. Both use the same permissions:

InterfaceBest forWhere
ConsoleBrowsing fleets, inspecting nodes, day-to-day operationscloud.voltagepark.com
REST APIAutomation and integration with your own toolingAPI reference. Get a token with the CLI.

What you can do​

AreaCapabilitiesGuide
ComputeList fleets and nodes, read fleet history, inspect node details, control node powerFleets, Nodes, Node power
AccessUser and Administrator roles, SSH keys for running fleetsRoles & permissions, SSH keys
Managed KubernetesDownload a kubeconfig, read cluster health, cordon / drain / uncordon worker nodesKubernetes
StorageAdd, resize, and remove shared storage views with soft and hard quotasStorage views
Health & monitoringFleet health, end-to-end cluster validation, monitoring dashboardsFleet health, Cluster validation, Monitoring dashboards
GovernanceRecent audit events and 90-day audit exportsAudit logs

Start here​

  1. Quickstart: log in, list your fleets, and SSH into a node in about five minutes.
  2. Core concepts: organizations, regions, fleets, nodes, and how they relate.
  3. Authentication and Roles & permissions: how you sign in and what each role can do.
  4. API conventions: pagination, timestamps, idempotency, and asynchronous operations.

Regions​

Each region has its own API endpoint, and tokens are region-specific. See Regions & endpoints.

RegionAPI endpoint
sea1https://api.sea1.voltagepark.com
iad1https://api.iad1.voltagepark.com
dfw2https://api.dfw2.voltagepark.com
ord1https://api.ord1.voltagepark.com

Need help?​

See Support, or check Errors & troubleshooting for common API responses.