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Comfy Workspace

RemoteGPU lets you run a managed Comfy workspace directly from the console. You choose a workspace name, GPU size, and release channel, then start, stop, and manage that workspace from one page.

Before You Create A Workspace

  • Open console.remotegpu.ai and go to Application > Comfy.
  • Make sure your account still has workspace capacity. If you reach the workspace limit, the console disables creation until you delete an existing workspace.
  • Decide which GPU size you want before launch. You can change it later, but only while the workspace is stopped.

Create A Workspace

When you create a workspace, the console asks for:

  • Name: 1 to 63 characters using lowercase letters, numbers, and hyphens.
  • GPU size: the compute profile for the workspace.
  • Release: Stable or Preview.

Stable is the recommended default. Preview may include newer runtime or UI changes before they are promoted to the stable channel.

You choose the release channel during creation. The edit flow does not currently change it later.

Start, Stop, And Launch

Each workspace appears in the console list with:

  • lifecycle status
  • selected GPU size
  • release channel
  • runtime summary

From that list, you can:

  • start a stopped workspace
  • stop a running workspace
  • open the edit flow
  • launch Comfy when the workspace is ready

While a workspace is starting or stopping, the console refreshes its status automatically.

Edit, Reset, And Delete

The edit flow lets you update the workspace name. You can also change GPU size, but only while the workspace is stopped.

The danger-zone actions are:

  • Reset workspace: clears workspace data and leaves the workspace stopped.
  • Delete workspace: permanently removes the workspace.

Use reset when you want a clean workspace without removing the workspace entry itself. Use delete when you want to free capacity or remove the workspace entirely.

What You See In The Console

The Comfy page shows:

  • workspace quota feedback
  • current lifecycle and runtime state
  • release channel labels
  • start, stop, edit, and launch actions

If you have more than one workspace, you can also sort the table from the column headers.

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