GPU Marketplace

Introducing the GPU Marketplace, a new way to lease high-performance GPUs for your needs:

• Navigate to the Marketplace tab via the top navigation bar in the Console App.

• Browse a list of GPUs such as H100 and RTX4090, available in multiple quantities (2x, 4x, 8x). Each GPU entry displays:

  • GPU Name

  • Quantity

  • Region

  • Price per GPU per hour

• Filter options available to customize your search.

• Select your preferred template (e.g., Jupyter, Ollama) and lease duration based on your requirements.

• View the total lease amount, your wallet balance, and confirm the order.

• Lease creation is seamless — within a minute, you’ll be redirected to the Lease Details page to:

  • Check deployed services

  • View logs

  • Access port mapping and connection URLs

Updated Fizz App UI

We’ve overhauled the Fizz App UI to provide better analytics and usability:

Analytics Dashboard:

• Visualize key metrics on the homepage:

  • Total GPU, MAC chips, CPU, RAM, and storage

  • Total unique regions

• Track node growth and FN points over time via a line graph.

• Explore the new Fizz Network Map that shows the distribution of Fizz nodes across regions.

Leaderboard Performance Optimizations:

• Faster loading times for the leaderboard.

• Real-time updates every 30 minutes to ensure the latest information is displayed.

New Features:

• Bandwidth Meter UI to monitor Fizz bandwidth usage.

• Resource Utilization Table showing total, utilized, and claimed GPU, CPU, RAM, and storage.

• Recommended Gateway Highlight:

  • Automatically suggests a gateway based on proximity.

  • Restricts gateways with more than 1,000 Fizz nodes during registration or updates.

Protocol Improvements

New Functionalities:

• Fizz Slark:

  • Introduced slashing of rewards for Fizz nodes with uptime < 50% or running a version earlier than v1.1.2.

• Lease Logs Streaming:

  • Enhanced to handle newline and return characters. Logs now update the same line instead of duplicating entries.

• Autoupgrade for Fizz nodes, so manual upgrades are needed only for major releases.

Independent Gateway Setup:

• Gateway can now run independently without requiring a provider. Setup using CLI commands is supported.

Dashboard Additions:

• Fizz dashboards now include:

  • Architecture (amd64, etc.)

  • CUDA version

  • NVIDIA driver version

New ICL Attributes:

• desired_fizz and desired_provider: Specify deployments on particular Fizz nodes or providers. Detailed Guide available here.

• Region attribute is now optional, allowing matchmaking across any region.

Matchmaking Enhancements:

• Fizz token consideration in matchmaking when deployment mode is Fizz, replacing provider-accepted tokens.

Deployment Capabilities:

• use_public_port: true: Use tunnel ports for public exposure (e.g., for Ray clusters or head nodes). This feature is only available in Fizz deployments.

• Expanded support for pull_policy and credentials in the Console App.