Remote Access via SSH (common)
Connect to GPU instance remotely with ease using the guide!
Runyour AI provides SSH Access function to remotely access the GPU instance and utilize diverse templates.
What are the benefits of using SSH remote access?
✔️ Protection of data transmission through encryption technology
✔️ Enhanced utilization of other network services through secure tunneling
✔️ Easy remote GPU instance usage in a VM environment with simple input
Take advantage of Stable Diffusion now with the templates provided by Runyour AI!
Step 1. Machine Rental / Template Selection

When you select the desired machine from the GPU Cloud list, you will move to the template selection stage. Choose a template and click the "Rent" button at the top. (Please check if SSH is supported.)
You can check the rented machine on the My Page > Dashboard.
Step 2. SSH Remote Access

Click the 'Check access information' button on the rented machine page top left.

SSH Access info is the form of the following code. Click the right copy button.
ssh [username]@machine.runyour.ai -p [port_number]
1. Enter the SSH Access information
1) In case of accessing with the general terminal
Enter the following code on the terminal.
ssh [username]@machine.runyour.ai -p [port_number]
2) In case of accessing by running WebUI through the user's local computer browser (Port Forwarding)
In case of stable-diffusion-webui, it runs on port 7860 on the respective machine.
ssh -L 8888:localhost:8888 [username]@machine.runyour.ai -p 30001
The -L 8888:localhost:8888 option connects the template running on port 8888 of the rented machine to your local computer.
2. Enter SSH Password
If the connection information is correct, you will be prompted to enter the password. (Note: When entering the password, it will not be displayed on the screen.)

password: [Enter the password you found by clicking "Open Development Environment" when renting the machine, or paste it here]
For Windows OS, you might not be able to use Ctrl+V in the terminal. Instead, right-click inside the terminal to paste the password.
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