What problem does it solve?
This Skill helps you provision dedicated GPU compute on Lambda Labs so you can run ML training and inference without waiting for local hardware availability or complex cluster setup.
Core Features & Use Cases
- On-demand GPU instances: Select from multiple GPU types (H100, B200, A100, A10, etc.) and launch single-node or multi-GPU configurations for long-running jobs.
- Persistent filesystems: Keep datasets, checkpoints, and outputs across instance restarts so you can resume work reliably.
- 1-Click GPU clusters (Slurm): Run high-performance distributed training using large GPU counts with InfiniBand-friendly setups.
Use case examples:
- Train or fine-tune an LLM with checkpoints written to a persistent filesystem so interruptions don’t lose progress.
- Run multi-node distributed training by launching a Slurm cluster and submitting PyTorch distributed jobs with torchrun.
- Do batch inference on cost-effective GPUs (e.g., A10) while storing model artifacts and outputs on persistent storage.
Quick Start
Launch an instance from the Lambda cloud console, then connect with SSH to start your training and write checkpoints to a mounted persistent filesystem.