Server card
Select a server in the fleet list to open its card. Tab names are given as they appear in the panel.
| Tab | Contents |
|---|---|
| Overview | what the server is doing, what stands in the way, host readings and GPUs |
| Marketplace | listing, price, and earnings |
| Platforms | marketplace connection and readiness check |
| Hardware | hardware specifications |
| Diagnostics | disks, services, logs, and external network measurements |
| Tuning | fans and power limit |
| Maintenance | reboot and power off |
| Agent | agent version, update, and removal |
| Activity | server events and command results |
The Network card shows the link speed separately from current traffic. Traffic includes units for each direction, for example ↓ 76 Mbps / ↑ 2 Mbps.
Status strip
Section titled “Status strip”Above the tabs, you can see today’s revenue, rented GPUs, power draw, the agent version and connected marketplace states.
Check the agent’s last connection time if it is offline. Select Update when a new agent version is available. The power figure includes an estimate of daily electricity cost using your rate in Profile → Your costs.
Select a marketplace’s price to open its Marketplace tab. Use the ⋯ menu to manage the offer, re-check the platform, or open the marketplace. Hover a status to read its reason; see server states.
Overview
Section titled “Overview”At the top, one line says what the server is doing and why — for example, why it is not earning. Under a running rental it is followed by the rental facts: start, duration, rate, accrued amount, and end.
In the way lists problems requiring your attention, such as a listing out of search, low reliability or a marketplace warning. Open the problem, read the reason and follow the suggested action.
Machine shows the CPU, memory, disks, and GPU readings. If the agent is offline, hardware details remain visible but current readings are unavailable.
A frozen account also hides readings. Top up to a balance above zero to restore monitoring; see wallet.
Temperatures
Section titled “Temperatures”Core and video memory temperatures are measured separately. Sensor availability depends on the GPU and the system configuration. A normal core temperature does not rule out memory overheating.
In the fan settings, you can choose the sensor the agent uses to regulate cooling.
Speed is shown as a percentage if the GPU reports it.
auto: control is delegated to the driver, and no speed value is received.stopped: the fans are stopped. At a low temperature, this can be the card’s normal mode.
If the fans are stopped at a high temperature, check the control mode and the cooling condition.
Power draw
Section titled “Power draw”Choose the data source for the server’s power draw:
| Source | What is counted |
|---|---|
| GPU cards only | the sum of GPU power |
| GPU cards + fixed offset | the GPUs and a set value for the other components |
| Hardware power meter | measurement by a Tasmota socket on the server’s local network |
The power meter counts the draw of the entire server at the input, including the power supply. The accuracy of the electricity calculation depends on the selected source.
Marketplace
Section titled “Marketplace”Automatic price updates for this server are above the table, on the right: Use general setting, Off, or On. The line under the title says whose setting applies and since when; the i icon explains what the mode does — see automatic price updates. A choice that turns automatic updates on or off for this server asks for confirmation first.
The table has a row for each linked marketplace:
| Column | Contents |
|---|---|
| Where | the marketplace |
| State | the offer status |
| Your price | the offer price per GPU-hour |
| Market | the market median for this GPU model and your distance from it |
| Reliability | the marketplace’s reliability score for this machine; an arrow shows its change over the last hour or day |
| Rented | rented cards and how long the rental has run |
| Earned today | income for the UTC day; the panel shows its source and completeness |
| Auto price | whether automatic price updates act on this listing, and the last result |
Select a marketplace row, then use the buttons below it to create or edit an offer, change its visibility, or schedule Vast.ai maintenance. For a paused offer, Don’t bring it back prevents automatic restoration.
Compare your price with the electricity break-even price based on the last 7 days. A lower price does not cover electricity costs.
While a rental is running on that marketplace, the offer window does not let you raise the price: a renter cannot extend while the listing price is above the contract price. Apply stays off, and the window names the highest price you can set until the rental ends. On Clore this covers every currency the machine accepts, not only the dollar price: a price pinned in CLORE or BTC cannot go up either, and switching a pinned currency back to follow $ counts as a raise when the dollar price is higher than the pinned amount. Lowering the price remains available. Withdrawing or hiding a listing depends on the marketplace; the panel shows any restrictions. If the marketplace refuses a change, the reason appears right above the buttons.
Below the table are the price against the market, the offer terms, a running rental, and, on Clore, the fees and the settings made in the Clore dashboard.
Hardware
Section titled “Hardware”This tab shows the information collected by the agent: GPU model and vendor, memory type and vendor, board, power components, disks, and network. The set of fields depends on the data available on the specific hardware.
Storage shows used and available space for each filesystem. System reserves can make used and available space add up to less than the total. If expected disks are missing, check them on the server and update the agent.
Activity
Section titled “Activity”The journal contains commands and their results, rental starts and ends, settings changes, and connection loss and recovery.
Use Errors to find marketplace outages and Warnings for listing problems or an agent that stopped reporting. Open an event for its cause and time. For notification timing, see alerts.