> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://runyourai.gitbook.io/eng-runyourai/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://runyourai.gitbook.io/eng-runyourai/register-machines/machine-registration-requirements.md). # Machine Registration Requirements ## Machine Conditions * Only physical servers with OS initialization and an installed SSH server can be registered. * A physical server refers to a server equipped with CPU/MEM/GPU. * The machine can be registered if it meets the following conditions. * **GPU Driver must be pre-installed.** * Please Check detailed conditions through the categories below.

category	condition
Operating System(OS)	Ubuntu 20.04 LTS / Ubuntu 22.04 LTS
CPU	At least 8 cores or more are required
GPU	At least NVIDIA GPU 30XX or higher is required
RAM	More than 32GB
Network	At least 100 Mb/s Down / 50 Mb/s Up - Public IP Support
Disk Capacity	1) OS Partition (no space provided to users) -SSD or NVME -At least 1 TB, recommended 2TB 2) Data Partition (space provided to users) -Minimum 500MB, recommended 1TB -Configured with LVM format The actual space provided to users is 70% of the total machine capacity provided. (Example) if a machine with a total capacity of 2TB (1TB OS + 1TB Data) is provided, users can use 700GB of temporary space. Additionally, if the machine has multiple GPUs and is partitioned, divide the capacity by the number of GPU partitions based on 70% of the total capacity. Disk speed test : hdparm -tv {device}
GPU Driver	Pre-installation is mandatory.

## Checking Conditions The method to check machine conditions is as follows. * **Public IP** : `$ curl`[ `ifconfig.me`](http://ifconfig.me/) Example of the results)[ 200.XXX.XXX.XXX](http://200.xxx.xxx.xxx) * **Network speed** : `$ ethtool [Network interface name]`

Example of the results) **Network speed**

* **GPU model** : `$ nvidia-smi`

* **CPU model** : - model name `$ cat/proc/cpuinfo | grep "model name"` \- number of cores `$ cat/proc/cpuinfo | grep "process" | wc -l`

* **RAM capacity** : `$ free -h`

Example of the results) **RAM capacity**

* **OS information** : `$ cat /etc/os-release`

Example of the results) **OS information**

* **Disk capacity** : `$ df -h`