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Sessions
A Session in Unweave is the lowest level resource. It is equivalent to a Virtual Machine (Node) that Unweave spins up and monitors for you. Each session runs on one of the providers you have configured in your Unweave account.
Sessions are charged by the minute. You'll get a notification when your credit falls below $1. If the credit falls below $0, the session will automatically be terminated.
To create a new session from the CLI, run:
unweave new --project <username>/<project-name> --provider <provider> --gpu-type <node-type>
This will prompt you for an SSH public key to use for the session. You can either choose to use your existing id_rsa.pub key or create a new .pem key. Check the SSH section for more details.
Or, if you have a project linked to your local directory, you can skip the flags. Unweave will automatically use the defaults configured in the config.toml file.
unweave new
SSH Keys
You need to provide an SSH public key when you create a Session on Unweave. You can add an existing key to your Unweave account by running:
# Name is optional.
unweave ssh-key add <path-to-public-key> [name]
You can also generate a new SSH key pair by running:
unweave ssh-key generate [name]
When you create a new session, you must provide the key either by name (if you've added it to your account) or by the path to the public key on your local machine. Unweave will automatically provision the key on each provider before spinning up the Session.
Node Types
Node types are the different types of VMs you can spin up. You can list the available node types for a provider using the ls-node-types command:
unweave ls-node-types --provider <provider>
Currently, only GPU nodes are supported. CPU nodes are coming soon.