Overview
Total Nodes
Online Now
Total VRAM
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Available VRAM
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CPU Servers (LiteLLM Routers)
online
No CPU servers registered yet. Run
curl -fsSL https://remote-gpu.nixosoft.com/setup.sh | bash on your CPU server.
| Server | IP:Port | CPU | RAM | LiteLLM | Health | GPU Nodes | Status | Last Seen |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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GPU Model Breakdown
| GPU Model | Count | Total VRAM |
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| GB |
Online Nodes
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GPU Nodes
| Node Name | Owner | GPU Model | VRAM | Mode | IP:Port | Status | Last Heartbeat | Actions |
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Server Setup
One-Click Server Setup
Run this on any Linux CPU server. It installs LiteLLM, fetches all online GPU nodes from remote-gpu.nixosoft.com, and starts a unified OpenAI-compatible API endpoint on port 4000.
curl -fsSL https://remote-gpu.nixosoft.com/setup.sh | bash
Ubuntu 20.04+ / Debian 11+ / CentOS 8+
What the script does
Registry Status
✓ Healthy
✗ Unreachable
Checking...
Firewall Setup
Open port 15029 to allow GPU contributors to connect:
Ubuntu/Debian (UFW)
sudo ufw allow 15029/tcp
sudo ufw reload
CentOS/RHEL (firewalld)
sudo firewall-cmd --permanent --add-port=15029/tcp
sudo firewall-cmd --reload
Direct iptables
sudo iptables -A INPUT -p tcp --dport 15029 -j ACCEPT
Share with GPU Contributors
Send this to people who want to contribute their GPU:
🖥️ RemoteGPU Registry
Registry URL: https://remote-gpu.nixosoft.com
Download the app: https://nixosoft.com/downloads
1. Download and install RemoteGPU
2. Launch it
3. Select "Join an existing cluster"
4. Paste the registry URL above
5. Sign in with Google
shared-gpu-registry:
build: ./registry-service
container_name: shared-gpu-registry
restart: unless-stopped
ports:
- "15129:3456"
env_file:
- ./registry-service/.env
environment:
- PORT=3456
Environment Variables
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Settings
Current configuration loaded from environment variables. To modify, update the .env file and restart the service.
How to Update
1. SSH into the server hosting the Docker container
2. Edit the .env file in the registry-service directory
3. Restart the container:
docker compose up -d shared-gpu-registry