Learn how to add your machines to DGX Cloud Lepton with BYOC.
DGX Cloud Lepton provides a simple way to manage all your BYOC nodes in the node group page.
There are two ways to add your machines to DGX Cloud Lepton:
Add machines via SSH access
Add machines via local command
Prerequisites
To bring your own compute to DGX Cloud Lepton, you need to have a node group created first. If you don't have one, refer to the BYOC node group documentation to create a node group.
Only workspace admins can add machines to the node group.
The first way is to add your machines via SSH access. Follow the steps below:
Navigate to the detailed page of the node group you want to add machines to, click the Add Machines button in the Nodes tab, and select Add via SSH Access.
Obtain the IP address and username of the machine you want to add.
Input the IP address and username in the following format:
You can add up to 10 machines at once by adding each machine on a new line.
Click the Import button to start importing.
After importing the IP address and username, DGX Cloud Lepton will generate a public key for each machine and return a command to add the machines to the node group.
Copy the command and run it on the machine to register the public key. DGX Cloud Lepton will use this key to handle the rest of the process.
Add Machines via Local Command
You can also add your machines via local command, powered by GPUd:
Navigate to the detailed page of the node group you want to add machines to, click the Add Machines button in the Nodes tab, and select Add via Local Command.
Click the Generate Command button in the pop-up window.
You will see the generated command like the following script and the expiration time:
Copy the command and run it on the machine you want to add. This command will install GPUd and use GPUd to join the node group.
Validate the Nodes
DGX Cloud Lepton will automatically validate the nodes after adding them and display their status in the node list.
If the machine is added successfully, the node status will show as Healthy.
Release Machines
You can also release machines from the node group, which are represented as Nodes in the node group page.
Click the menu button for the node and select the Release option.
Select Graceful Release or Release, enter the reason, and submit the request.
The machines will be released from the node group, which will remove the dependencies installed during the BYOC process.