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RemoteGPU docs are organized around three ways to run work on the platform: guided applications, direct API calls, and Kubernetes resources.
Choose a starting point
Application
Use Application when you want a guided console workflow and do not want to manage Kubernetes resources or call the API directly.
Start with Application overview, or go directly to Comfy to run a hosted workspace.
Inference API
Use Inference API when you want to generate images from your application, backend, script, or automation with HTTP requests.
Start with Inference API overview, then use Image for the first request flow.
Kubernetes
Use Kubernetes when your team wants namespace access and Kubernetes-native resources such as Deployment, Job, Service, CronJob, and Ingress.
Start with Kubernetes overview. Use API keys when you need kubectl access.
Core documentation paths
Application:
- Application overview: choose hosted applications instead of API or Kubernetes workflows
- Comfy: run and manage a hosted Comfy workspace
Inference API:
- Inference API overview: understand direct API access and how it fits with the console
- Image: send image-generation requests and track results
- API keys: create keys for inference and Kubernetes exec access
Kubernetes:
- Kubernetes overview: understand how console and
kubectlwork together on RemoteGPU - Kubernetes deployments: run workloads in a namespace
- Kubernetes services: expose workloads inside the cluster
- Kubernetes ingresses: publish services with supported ingress rules
- Kubernetes jobs: run one-off batch work in a namespace
- Kubernetes cronjobs: schedule recurring batch work in a namespace
Service endpoints
| Endpoint | Purpose |
|---|---|
| console.remotegpu.ai | Customer console |
api.remotegpu.ai | RemoteGPU API host |
| docs.remotegpu.ai | Customer documentation |
Read next
- Start with API keys if you need to understand access setup before using another product path.
- Go to Application overview if you want a guided hosted application path.
- Go to Inference API overview if you want an HTTP API.
- Go to Kubernetes overview if you want namespace access and native Kubernetes resources.
