The Vast.ai Python library provides convenient access to the VastAI API for applications written in the Python language.
This CLI has all of the main functionality of the vast.ai website GUI and uses the same underlying REST API. Most of the functionality is self-contained in the single script file vast.py, although the invoice generating commands require installing an additional second script called vast_pdf.py.
You can find usage examples and documentation for the VastAI Python library in our API reference and the code itself on our github repository.
To update or install the package, just run:
pip install --upgrade vastai
Install from source with:
python setup.py install
You can get a list of available commands with vastai --help.
Most commands require authentication through your api-key. In order to proceed further you will need to login to the vast.ai website and get your api-key.
Go to https://vast.ai/console/cli/. Copy the command under the heading "Login / Set API Key" and run it. The command will be something like
vast set api-key xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
where the xxxx... is your api-key (a long hexadecimal number). Note that if the script is
named "vast" in this command on the website and your installed script is named "vast.py"
you will need to change the name of the script in the command you run. The set api-key
command saves your api-key in a hidden file in your home directory. Do not share your
api-key with anyone as it authenticates your other vast commands to your account.
To see how the API works you can use it to find machines for rent. vast.py search offers. In this
form the command will show all available offers. To get more specific results try narrowing the search.
There is a large online help page on how to do this. Bring up the help by doing vast.py search offers --help.
There are many parameters that can be used to filter the results. The search command supports
all of the filters and sort options that the website GUI uses. To find Turing GPU instances
(compute capability 7.0 or higher):
vast search offers 'compute_cap > 700 '
To find instances with a reliability score >= 0.99 and at least 4 gpus, ordering by num of gpus descending:
vast search offers 'reliability > 0.99 num_gpus>=4' -o 'num_gpus-'
The output of this command at the time of this writing is
ID CUDA Num Model PCIE_BW vCPUs RAM Storage $/hr DLPerf DLP/$ Nvidia Driver Version Net_up Net_down R Max_Days machine_id
1596177 11.4 10x GTX_1080 5.5 48.0 257.9 4628 2.0000 73.0 36.5 470.63.01 653.3 854.5 99.5 - 638
2459430 11.5 8x RTX_A5000 9.1 128.0 515.8 3094 4.0000 209.4 52.3 495.46 1844.2 2669.6 99.7 12.0 4384
2459380 11.4 8x RTX_3070 6.3 12.0 64.0 710 1.4200 67.2 47.3 470.86 0.0 0.0 99.8 - 4102
2456624 11.4 8x RTX_2080_Ti 10.7 32.0 257.9 1653 2.8000 126.4 45.2 470.82.00 14.6 214.2 99.8 28.7 3047
2456622 11.4 8x RTX_2080_Ti 10.8 32.0 128.9 1651 2.8000 127.1 45.4 470.82.00 14.9 214.7 99.1 28.7 1569
2456600 11.5 8x RTX_2080_Ti 10.9 48.0 256.6 1704 2.4000 125.5 52.3 495.29.05 169.0 169.8 99.7 25.7 4058
2455617 11.2 8x RTX_3090 21.7 64.0 515.8 6165 6.4000 261.1 40.8 460.67 477.6 707.2 99.8 28.7 2980
2454397 11.2 8x A100_SXM4 22.4 128.0 2064.1 21568 13.2000 300.1 22.7 460.106.00 708.7 1119.8 99.2 - 4762
2405590 11.4 8x RTX_2080_Ti 11.2 48.0 257.9 1629 3.8000 125.5 33.0 470.82.00 389.4 608.8 100.0 1.8 2776
2364579 11.4 8x A100_PCIE 18.5 128.0 515.8 4813 14.8000 278.8 18.8 470.74 472.4 699.0 99.9 28.7 3459
2281839 11.2 8x Tesla_V100 11.8 72.0 483.1 1171 5.6000 193.6 34.6 460.67 493.0 697.8 100.0 28.7 2744
2281832 11.2 8x A100_PCIE 17.7 64.0 515.9 5821 14.8000 276.7 18.7 460.91.03 478.2 655.5 99.9 28.7 2901
2452630 11.4 7x RTX_3090 6.3 28.0 64.0 61 3.5000 165.5 47.3 470.86 84.6 84.4 99.3 3.8 4420
2342561 11.4 7x RTX_3090 6.1 96.0 257.6 1664 4.5500 149.2 32.8 470.82.00 476.9 671.7 99.4 1.7 4202
2237983 11.4 7x RTX_3090 12.5 32.0 257.6 3228 3.1500 204.5 64.9 470.86 194.4 183.8 99.1 - 4207
2459511 11.4 6x RTX_3090 6.2 - 128.8 812 2.8200 150.2 53.2 470.94 374.4 271.4 99.0 6.7 3129
2448342 11.5 6x RTX_A6000 12.4 64.0 515.7 6695 3.6000 169.8 47.2 495.29.05 668.6 1082.6 99.6 - 3624
2437565 11.4 6x RTX_3090 23.0 16.0 128.8 1676 5.4000 196.8 36.5 470.94 34.1 131.5 99.4 - 4238
2332973 11.2 6x RTX_3090 11.9 48.0 193.3 1671 3.3000 180.3 54.6 460.84 582.1 737.6 99.9 25.6 3552
2459459 11.5 4x RTX_3090 23.1 32.0 257.8 1363 2.0000 131.2 65.6 495.46 1954.7 2725.8 99.6 12.0 3059
2459428 11.5 4x RTX_A5000 24.6 64.0 515.8 1547 2.0000 104.9 52.4 495.46 1844.2 2669.6 99.7 12.0 4384
2459368 11.4 4x RTX_3090 25.3 48.0 64.2 133 1.3967 130.5 93.4 470.86 0.0 0.0 99.4 - 4637
2458968 11.6 4x RTX_3090 11.7 16.0 128.5 752 1.4000 79.8 57.0 510.39.01 797.8 842.7 99.9 4.0 2555
2458878 11.6 4x RTX_3090 11.6 36.0 128.5 1531 1.4000 81.9 58.5 510.39.01 757.1 807.6 99.9 4.0 3646
2458845 11.6 4x RTX_3090 3.1 12.0 128.5 369 1.4000 92.4 66.0 510.39.01 725.7 852.2 99.8 4.0 700
2458838 11.6 4x RTX_3090 5.7 48.0 128.9 624 1.4000 85.3 60.9 510.39.01 574.9 731.7 99.8 4.0 2217
2454395 11.2 4x A100_SXM4 22.9 64.0 2064.1 10784 6.6000 150.0 22.7 460.106.00 708.7 1119.8 99.2 - 4762
2452632 11.4 4x RTX_3090 6.3 16.0 64.0 35 2.0000 123.5 61.8 470.86 84.6 84.4 99.3 3.8 4420
2450275 11.4 4x RTX_3080_Ti 12.5 32.0 128.7 817 1.8000 128.8 71.6 470.82.00 278.3 350.4 99.7 - 4260
2449210 11.5 4x RTX_3090 11.2 48.0 128.9 324 2.0000 89.7 44.9 495.29.05 688.3 775.4 99.8 - 2764
2445175 11.4 4x RTX_3090 11.9 32.0 257.6 1530 2.0000 135.4 67.7 470.86 868.6 887.1 99.7 25.9 3055
2444916 11.4 4x RTX_3090 11.9 16.0 128.7 1576 1.4000 131.8 94.2 470.82.00 39.4 402.3 99.9 - 3759
2437188 11.4 4x Tesla_P100 11.7 24.0 95.2 2945 0.7200 44.8 62.2 470.82.00 10.9 76.2 99.5 0.1 3969
2437179 11.4 4x Tesla_P100 11.7 32.0 192.1 3070 0.7200 44.8 62.3 470.82.00 11.1 66.0 99.2 0.0 4159
2431606 11.4 4x RTX_3090 17.9 32.0 110.7 330 1.8400 134.3 73.0 470.82.01 584.6 813.4 99.7 4.4 4079
2419191 11.4 4x RTX_2080_Ti 6.3 32.0 64.4 837 2.0000 64.7 32.4 470.63.01 40.5 205.9 99.7 - 162
2405589 11.4 4x RTX_2080_Ti 10.8 24.0 257.9 815 1.9000 62.8 33.0 470.82.00 389.4 608.8 100.0 1.8 2776
2392087 11.4 4x RTX_A6000 10.8 32.0 515.9 1247 1.8000 64.5 35.8 470.94 669.9 705.4 99.1 10.9 4782
2377227 11.2 4x RTX_3090 6.3 24.0 64.3 1638 2.0000 128.3 64.1 460.32.03 37.8 145.0 99.7 3.0 2672
2349173 11.4 4x RTX_3090 23.2 48.0 128.7 1475 2.0000 107.4 53.7 470.86 33.2 84.2 99.8 47.3 3949
2338635 11.4 4x RTX_3090 23.0 32.0 128.5 3151 1.6000 108.8 68.0 470.86 33.8 86.4 99.6 47.4 3948
2303959 11.2 4x RTX_3090 11.7 28.0 128.8 791 2.1200 131.3 61.9 460.32.03 519.7 570.7 99.5 - 3042
2281830 11.2 4x A100_PCIE 18.1 32.0 515.9 2910 7.4000 143.6 19.4 460.91.03 478.2 655.5 99.9 28.7 2901
2193726 11.4 4x RTX_3090 12.4 32.0 128.8 1646 3.6000 153.9 42.8 470.82.01 33.3 137.5 99.5 - 3434
1737692 11.2 4x RTX_3070 6.3 28.0 128.5 656 2.8000 37.5 13.4 460.91.03 452.6 703.2 99.6 - 3510
To create an instance of type 2459368 (using an ID from the search) with the vastai/tensorflow image and 32 GB of disk storage
vast create instance 2459368 --image vastai/tensorflow --disk 32
If you followed the instructions in Quickstart you have already installed the script that contains
most of the CLI functionality. If you wish to print PDF format invoices you will need a few other
things. First, you'll need the vast_pdf.py script. This can be found in this repository in the main
directory at vast_pdf.py. This script should be present in the same directory as the
vast.py script. It makes use of a third party library called Borb to create the PDF invoices. To install
this run the command pip3 install borb
The CLI API is all contained in a python script called vast.py.
This script can be called with various commands as arguments. Commands follow
a simple "verb-object" pattern. As an example, consider "show machines". To run this
command use vast show machines
vast [-h] [--url URL] [--raw] [--api-key API_KEY] command ...
positional arguments:
command command to run. one of:
help print this help message
copy Copy directories between instances and/or local
search offers Search for instance types using custom query
show instances Display user's current instances
ssh-url ssh url helper
scp-url scp url helper
show machines [Host] Show hosted machines
show invoices Get billing history reports
show user Get current user data
generate pdf-invoices
list machine [Host] list a machine for rent
unlist machine [Host] Unlist a listed machine
remove defjob [Host] Delete default jobs
reboot instance Reboot (stop/start) an instance
start instance Start a stopped instance
stop instance Stop a running instance
label instance Assign a string label to an instance
destroy instance Destroy an instance (irreversible, deletes data)
execute Execute a (constrained) remote command on a machine
logs Get the logs for an instance
set defjob [Host] Create default jobs for a machine
create instance Create a new instance
change bid Change the bid price for a spot/interruptible instance
set min-bid [Host] Set the minimum bid/rental price for a machine
set api-key Set api-key (get your api-key from the console/CLI)
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--url URL server REST api url
--raw output machine-readable json
--api-key API_KEY api key. defaults to using the one stored in
~/.vast_api_key
Use 'vast COMMAND --help' for more info about a command
vast change bid id [--price PRICE]
positional arguments:
id id of instance type to change bid
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--price PRICE per machine bid price in $/hour
--url URL server REST api url
--raw output machine-readable json
--api-key API_KEY api key. defaults to using the one stored in
~/.vast_api_key
Change the current bid price of instance id to PRICE.
If PRICE is not specified, then a winning bid price is used as the default.
vast copy src dst
positional arguments:
src instance_id:/path to source of object to copy.
dst instance_id:/path to target of copy operation.
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-i IDENTITY, --identity IDENTITY
Location of ssh private key
--url URL server REST api url
--raw output machine-readable json
--api-key API_KEY api key. defaults to using the one stored in
~/.vast_api_key
Copies a directory from a source location to a target location. Each of source and destination
directories can be either local or remote, subject to appropriate read and write
permissions required to carry out the action. The format for both src and dst is [instance_id:]path.
Examples:
vast copy 11824:/data/test 12371:/temp
vast copy 11824:/data/test data/test
vast copy data/test 11824:/data/test
The first example copy syncs the directory '/tmp' in instance 12371 from the directory '/data/test' in instance 11824.
The second example copy syncs the relative directory 'data/test' on the local machine from '/data/test' in instance 11824.
The third example copy syncs the directory '/data/test' in instance 11824 from the relative directory 'data/test' on the local machine.
vast create instance id [OPTIONS] [--args ...]
positional arguments:
id id of instance type to launch
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--price PRICE per machine bid price in $/hour
--disk DISK size of local disk partition in GB
--image IMAGE docker container image to launch
--login LOGIN docker login arguments for private repo
authentication, surround with ''
--label LABEL label to set on the instance
--onstart ONSTART filename to use as onstart script
--onstart-cmd ONSTART_CMD
contents of onstart script as single argument
--ssh Launch as an ssh instance type.
--jupyter Launch as a jupyter instance instead of an ssh
instance.
--direct Use (faster) direct connections for jupyter & ssh.
--jupyter-dir JUPYTER_DIR
For runtype 'jupyter', directory in instance to use to
launch jupyter. Defaults to image's working directory.
--jupyter-lab For runtype 'jupyter', Launch instance with jupyter
lab.
--lang-utf8 Workaround for images with locale problems: install
and generate locales before instance launch, and set
locale to C.UTF-8.
--python-utf8 Workaround for images with locale problems: set
python's locale to C.UTF-8.
--env ENV env variables and port mapping options, surround with
''
--args ... list of arguments passed to container ENTRYPOINT.
Onstart is recommended for this purpose.
--create-from CREATE_FROM
Existing instance id to use as basis for new instance.
Instance configuration should usually be identical, as
only the difference from the base image is copied.
--force Skip sanity checks when creating from an existing
instance
--url URL server REST api url
--raw output machine-readable json
--api-key API_KEY api key. defaults to using the one stored in
~/.vast_api_key
Examples:
vast create instance 384827 --image bobsrepo/pytorch:latest --login '-u bob -p 9d8df!fd89ufZ docker.io' --jupyter --direct --env '-e TZ=PDT -e XNAME=XX4 -p 22:22 -p 8080:8080' --disk 20
vast create instance 344521 --image anthonytatowicz/eth-cuda-miner --disk 20 --args -U -S us-west1.nanopool.org:9999 -O 0x5C9314b28Fbf25D1d054a9184C0b6abF27E20d95 --farm-recheck 200
vast destroy instance id [-h] [--api-key API_KEY] [--raw]
positional arguments:
id id of instance to delete
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--url URL server REST api url
--raw output machine-readable json
--api-key API_KEY api key. defaults to using the one stored in
~/.vast_api_key
vast execute ID COMMAND
positional arguments:
ID id of instance to execute on
COMMAND command to execute
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--url URL server REST api url
--raw output machine-readable json
--api-key API_KEY api key. defaults to using the one stored in
~/.vast_api_key
vast generate pdf_invoices [OPTIONS]
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-q, --quiet only display numeric ids
-s START_DATE, --start_date START_DATE
start date and time for report. Many formats accepted
(optional)
-e END_DATE, --end_date END_DATE
end date and time for report. Many formats accepted
(optional)
-c, --only_charges Show only charge items.
-p, --only_credits Show only credit items.
--url URL server REST api url
--raw output machine-readable json
--api-key API_KEY api key. defaults to using the one stored in
~/.vast_api_key
vast help [-h] [--url URL] [--raw] [--api-key API_KEY] [subcommand]
positional arguments:
subcommand
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--url URL server REST api url
--raw output machine-readable json
--api-key API_KEY api key. defaults to using the one stored in
~/.vast_api_key
vast label instance <id> <label>
positional arguments:
id id of instance to label
label label to set
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--url URL server REST api url
--raw output machine-readable json
--api-key API_KEY api key. defaults to using the one stored in
~/.vast_api_key
vast list machine id [--price_gpu PRICE_GPU] [--price_inetu PRICE_INETU] [--price_inetd PRICE_INETD] [--api-key API_KEY]
positional arguments:
id id of machine to list
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-g PRICE_GPU, --price_gpu PRICE_GPU
per gpu rental price in $/hour (price for active
instances)
-s PRICE_DISK, --price_disk PRICE_DISK
storage price in $/GB/month (price for inactive
instances), default: $0.15/GB/month
-u PRICE_INETU, --price_inetu PRICE_INETU
price for internet upload bandwidth in $/GB
-d PRICE_INETD, --price_inetd PRICE_INETD
price for internet download bandwidth in $/GB
-m MIN_CHUNK, --min_chunk MIN_CHUNK
minimum amount of gpus
-e END_DATE, --end_date END_DATE
unix timestamp of the available until date (optional)
--url URL server REST api url
--raw output machine-readable json
--api-key API_KEY api key. defaults to using the one stored in
~/.vast_api_key
vast logs [OPTIONS] INSTANCE_ID
positional arguments:
INSTANCE_ID id of instance
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--tail TAIL Number of lines to show from the end of the logs (default
'1000')
--url URL server REST api url
--raw output machine-readable json
--api-key API_KEY api key. defaults to using the one stored in
~/.vast_api_key
vast reboot instance <id> [--raw]
positional arguments:
id id of instance to reboot
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--url URL server REST api url
--raw output machine-readable json
--api-key API_KEY api key. defaults to using the one stored in
~/.vast_api_key
vast remove defjob [-h] [--url URL] [--raw] [--api-key API_KEY] id
positional arguments:
id id of machine to remove default instance from
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--url URL server REST api url
--raw output machine-readable json
--api-key API_KEY api key. defaults to using the one stored in
~/.vast_api_key
vast scp-url
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--id ID id of instance
--url URL server REST api url
--raw output machine-readable json
--api-key API_KEY api key. defaults to using the one stored in
~/.vast_api_key
vast search offers [--help] [--api-key API_KEY] [--raw] <query>
positional arguments:
query Query to search for. default: 'external=false
rentable=true verified=true', pass -n to ignore
default
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-t TYPE, --type TYPE Show 'bid'(interruptible) or 'on-demand' offers.
default: on-demand
-i, --interruptible Alias for --type=bid
-b, --bid Alias for --type=bid
-d, --on-demand Alias for --type=on-demand
-n, --no-default Disable default query
--disable-bundling Show identical offers. This request is more heavily
rate limited.
--storage STORAGE Amount of storage to use for pricing, in GiB.
default=5.0GiB
-o ORDER, --order ORDER
Comma-separated list of fields to sort on. postfix
field with - to sort desc. ex: -o
'num_gpus,total_flops-'. default='score-'
--url URL server REST api url
--raw output machine-readable json
--api-key API_KEY api key. defaults to using the one stored in
~/.vast_api_key
Query syntax:
query = comparison comparison...
comparison = field op value
field = <name of a field>
op = one of: <, <=, ==, !=, >=, >, in, notin
value = <bool, int, float, etc> | 'any'
note: to pass '>' and '<' on the command line, make sure to use quotes
Examples:
./vast search offers 'compute_cap > 610 total_flops < 5'
./vast search offers 'reliability > 0.99 num_gpus>=4' -o 'num_gpus-'
./vast search offers 'rentable = any'
Available fields:
Name Type Description
bw_nvlink float bandwidth NVLink
compute_cap: int cuda compute capability*100 (ie: 650 for 6.5, 700 for 7.0)
cpu_cores: int # virtual cpus
cpu_cores_effective: float # virtual cpus you get
cpu_ram: float system RAM in gigabytes
cuda_vers: float cuda version
direct_port_count int open ports on host's router
disk_bw: float disk read bandwidth, in MB/s
disk_space: float disk storage space, in GB
dlperf: float DL-perf score (see FAQ for explanation)
dlperf_usd: float DL-perf/$
dph: float $/hour rental cost
driver_version string driver version in use on a host.
duration: float max rental duration in days
external: bool show external offers
flops_usd: float TFLOPs/$
gpu_mem_bw: float GPU memory bandwidth in GB/s
gpu_ram: float GPU RAM in GB
gpu_frac: float Ratio of GPUs in the offer to gpus in the system
has_avx: bool CPU supports AVX instruction set.
id: int instance unique ID
inet_down: float internet download speed in Mb/s
inet_down_cost: float internet download bandwidth cost in $/GB
inet_up: float internet upload speed in Mb/s
inet_up_cost: float internet upload bandwidth cost in $/GB
machine_id int machine id of instance
min_bid: float current minimum bid price in $/hr for interruptible
num_gpus: int # of GPUs
pci_gen: float PCIE generation
pcie_bw: float PCIE bandwidth (CPU to GPU)
reliability: float machine reliability score (see FAQ for explanation)
rentable: bool is the instance currently rentable
rented: bool is the instance currently rented
storage_cost: float storage cost in $/GB/month
total_flops: float total TFLOPs from all GPUs
verified: bool is the machine verified
vast set api-key APIKEY
positional arguments:
new_api_key Api key to set as currently logged in user
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--url URL server REST api url
--raw output machine-readable json
--api-key API_KEY api key. defaults to using the one stored in
~/.vast_api_key
vast set defjob id [--api-key API_KEY] [--price_gpu PRICE_GPU] [--price_inetu PRICE_INETU] [--price_inetd PRICE_INETD] [--image IMAGE] [--args ...]
positional arguments:
id id of machine to launch default instance on
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--price_gpu PRICE_GPU
per gpu rental price in $/hour
--price_inetu PRICE_INETU
price for internet upload bandwidth in $/GB
--price_inetd PRICE_INETD
price for internet download bandwidth in $/GB
--image IMAGE docker container image to launch
--args ... list of arguments passed to container launch
--url URL server REST api url
--raw output machine-readable json
--api-key API_KEY api key. defaults to using the one stored in
~/.vast_api_key
vast set min_bid id [--price PRICE]
positional arguments:
id id of machine to set min bid price for
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--price PRICE per gpu min bid price in $/hour
--url URL server REST api url
--raw output machine-readable json
--api-key API_KEY api key. defaults to using the one stored in
~/.vast_api_key
Change the current min bid price of machine id to PRICE.
vast show instances [--api-key API_KEY] [--raw]
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--url URL server REST api url
--raw output machine-readable json
--api-key API_KEY api key. defaults to using the one stored in
~/.vast_api_key
vast show invoices [OPTIONS]
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-q, --quiet only display numeric ids
-s START_DATE, --start_date START_DATE
start date and time for report. Many formats accepted
(optional)
-e END_DATE, --end_date END_DATE
end date and time for report. Many formats accepted
(optional)
-c, --only_charges Show only charge items.
-p, --only_credits Show only credit items.
--url URL server REST api url
--raw output machine-readable json
--api-key API_KEY api key. defaults to using the one stored in
~/.vast_api_key
vast show machines [OPTIONS]
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-q, --quiet only display numeric ids
--url URL server REST api url
--raw output machine-readable json
--api-key API_KEY api key. defaults to using the one stored in
~/.vast_api_key
vast show user [OPTIONS]
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-q, --quiet display information about user
--url URL server REST api url
--raw output machine-readable json
--api-key API_KEY api key. defaults to using the one stored in
~/.vast_api_key
vast ssh-url
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--id ID id of instance
--url URL server REST api url
--raw output machine-readable json
--api-key API_KEY api key. defaults to using the one stored in
~/.vast_api_key
vast start instance <id> [--raw]
positional arguments:
id id of instance to start/restart
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--url URL server REST api url
--raw output machine-readable json
--api-key API_KEY api key. defaults to using the one stored in
~/.vast_api_key
vast stop instance [--raw] <id>
positional arguments:
id id of instance to stop
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--url URL server REST api url
--raw output machine-readable json
--api-key API_KEY api key. defaults to using the one stored in
~/.vast_api_key
vast unlist machine <id>
positional arguments:
id id of machine to unlist
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--url URL server REST api url
--raw output machine-readable json
--api-key API_KEY api key. defaults to using the one stored in
~/.vast_api_key
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Vast.ai Python CLI
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