GPU Clusters

One cluster. 16–64 GPUs moving as one.

Create 2–8 homogeneous nodes directly from the dashboard, each with eight GPUs, a private high-speed fabric, optional network storage and a reusable Pod template.

Transparent baseline

$1.79/GPU/hr

A100 SXM cluster on-demand

Self-service

2–8

Self-service nodes

16–64

GPUs per cluster

1.6–3.2 Tb/s

Private fabric

EU regions, encrypted storage and network isolation options

Why GPURento

Less infrastructure work. More model progress.

Private high-speed fabric

H200 nodes use a 3.2 Tb/s topology; A100 nodes use a 1.6 Tb/s topology for distributed collectives.

Repeatable environments

Launch every node from the same tested Pod template and mount one region-compatible network volume.

Two orchestrators

Choose PyTorch Distributed or managed Slurm when creating the cluster.

From code to capacity

One clean path to production.

1

Choose topology

Pick accelerator, node count, region, fabric and capacity model.

2

Attach the environment

Choose PyTorch or Slurm, a Pod template and optional shared storage.

3

Create without a sales form

Prepaid resources need a positive wallet balance. The $50 minimum applies to deposits, not to your remaining balance.

deploy.py
await fetch("/api/clusters", {
  method: "POST",
  headers: { "content-type": "application/json" },
  body: JSON.stringify({
    name: "training-fabric",
    gpuId: "h200-sxm",
    region: "eu-west-par",
    nodeCount: 2,
    scheduler: "slurm",
    image: "pytorch/pytorch:2.6.0-cuda12.6-cudnn9-runtime",
    templateId: null,
    storageVolumeId: null
  })
})
✓ Configuration saved to the workspace · provisioning state visible

Included

A serious platform, not a thin wrapper.

Every workload gets the same API, identity, billing and observability layer.

2–8 homogeneous GPU nodes
Eight GPUs per node
H200 or A100 cluster pricing
Private high-speed network
Managed Slurm scheduler
PyTorch Distributed mode
Region-scoped network volumes
Reusable Pod templates

FAQ

Straight answers.

Read the docs
When should I use a cluster instead of a single instance?+

Use a cluster when the model, dataset or time-to-result target requires multiple nodes and a fast interconnect. Smaller fine-tuning jobs often remain simpler on one multi-GPU node.

Is Slurm available without contacting sales?+

Configure resources directly in the dashboard. Prepaid usage uses wallet credit; monthly rentals have a separate checkout.

Can I scale the cluster myself?+

Yes. The dashboard supports scaling between 2 and 8 nodes while preserving the GPU type, region and fabric.

Can a cluster use persistent storage?+

Yes. Create a network volume first, then attach it during cluster creation. The volume and cluster must be in the same region.

Ready when you are

Ship the workload, not the wait.

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