Compute · CommandsPrivate beta
div catalog
What --gpu takes, how much memory each one has, the container it comes with, and what an hour of it costs. The one command that needs no key.
div catalog
div catalog --jsonb300 B300 288 GB 1 core · 8 GiB $8.95/h
h200 H200 141 GB 1 core · 8 GiB $5.95/h
h100 H100 80 GB 1 core · 8 GiB $4.95/h
cpu CPU — 1 core · 2 GiB $0.30/h
for one of each. Metered by the minute, with a one-minute floor.
--cpu and --memory past that: $0.17/h a core, $0.03/h a GiB.The first column is what --gpu takes. The price is for one GPU (or one CPU container) for an hour, with the container it comes with. --gpus 8 costs eight times as much and comes with eight times the container. Runs are metered by the minute, with a one-minute floor.
Cores and memory past that are priced by the hour on top: see The container.
Use it to set a ceiling: eight H100s cost $39.60 an hour, so --max-spend 20 buys about half an hour. div run prints the same figure when it places the run.
The catalog is public, so div catalog works without a key, on a machine nobody has signed in on yet.
Flags
| Flag | What it does |
|---|---|
--json |
print GET /catalog as the API sent it |
--api-url <url> |
ask this control plane instead |