Templates

Templates define how QuickPod launches a workload.

Direct link: https://console.quickpod.io/templates

Template sources

The current Templates page includes:

• Public templates maintained for common QuickPod workflows

• Community templates shared by users

• Your own templates after login

What a template contains

A template can define:

• image path

• template name and description

• launch mode

• Docker options, including published ports

• Docker run options and entry behavior

• CLI command or startup behavior

• disk recommendation

• readme content shown in the console

• template type used for GPU or CPU launch flows

Common workflows

Browse a public template

Use the public Templates page to inspect a template before login.

Clone a public or community template

After login, clone a template into your account if you want to modify ports, startup commands, environment variables, or related launch settings.

Create your own template

Authenticated users can create a brand-new template for internal use or publishing to the community.

Share with the community

Templates can be marked for community sharing so other users can discover and clone them.

Template types and launch pages

GPU templates are used from GPU Search and CPU templates are used from CPU Search.

Notes on ports

If your workload needs a web UI or API, publish the container port in the template's Docker options. Public template docs should make expected ports clear so users know what endpoint they are creating.