📦Container Management
AI-Stack provides a web-based interface for managing containers, giving users easy access to machine learning environments such as TensorFlow, PyTorch, and more.
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AI-Stack provides a web-based interface for managing containers, giving users easy access to machine learning environments such as TensorFlow, PyTorch, and more.
To create a single container:
Go to [Container List] and click the ➕ icon.
Fill in the following:
Container Name
Start Time
⏱️ Execute Immediately or specify a future time
End Time
N/A for no expiration
Or specify a time range using:
Select Time
Set Hours
🧠 Use “Set Hours” to auto-delete the container after a specific duration.

Select:
GPU Type and Quantity
Hardware Specs (CPU cores, RAM)
Container Image (public or custom)

(Optional) Set:
Password or Key Pair (if SSH login is required)
Shared Memory for multi-GPU parallel processing
Mount Volume and default Jupyter workspace
Click [Next Step | Create] and review the configuration.
Confirm and click [Create].

✅ Once created, the container will appear under Container List and Project Detail, with status set to Running.
Project managers can create multiple containers for team members:
Follow the Single Container Creation steps.
In the Advanced Settings, enable the [Batch] option.
Select members and move them from left ➡️ right block.
a. Specify the Quantity (containers per member).

Review and click [Create].

📌 Useful for workshops, training, or pre-provisioned resource
Click a [Running] container to view:
📄 Deployment Detail
💾 Mounting Volume
🌐 External Volume
🧾 Description
📈 Monitor
🔔 Event Logs

You can interact with your container using various services configured by the platform.
Use an SSH client (e.g., PuTTY) with:

Click the Jupyter button under the Description tab to launch Jupyter Notebook.

First, generate data in Jupyter or another environment that produces logs (e.g., training data from machine learning models) then generate TensorBoard

Click "Open a Folder" and select "/workspace" to create your project. This is where your project files will be stored and accessed within the container.

To delete a container:
Check the box beside the target container.
Click the 🗑️ [Delete] icon.
Confirm using the verification code.
⚠️ Warning: Deleting a container is permanent. Make sure to back up data or store it in a mounted volume.
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ssh root@<IP_ADDRESS> -p <PORT>
# Use the IP, port, and credentials specified during container creation.