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Use iSpeedHost GPU hosts without managing internal infrastructure

Understand managed host rentals, provider networking, and how to ask about hosting your own GPUs.

Before you start

Customers rent the compatible offerings in the GPU marketplace. Host enrollment and network configuration are operator tasks, not required steps for using a rental.

Steps

  1. Choose the GPU type and available capacity shown in the marketplace.
  2. Deploy a compatible template or your own supported Docker image using the normal configuration workflow.
  3. Use the public application or direct-port connection information shown for that rental; do not infer physical hostnames or internal addresses.
  4. Keep important data in the configured workspace and back it up before termination.
  5. If you want to provide GPUs to the platform, contact support about approved host enrollment, hardware certification, public-port routing, and operating requirements.

Check the result

You can use a managed GPU rental without installing a host agent or configuring its private network.

Troubleshooting

Public IPv4 and direct port availability depend on the host/provider. Host enrollment requires authorized operator credentials and is not a general customer API key operation.

Last updated October 12, 2026. Availability and prices are shown in the console before checkout.
Still need help? Open a support ticket with your service name, the time of the issue, and a redacted error message. Never include passwords or API keys.