Deploying on Container Service

This page shows you how to deploy to Container Service a sample container that has already been pushed to a public registry (Docker Hub) in this case.

Before you Begin

Make sure you are logged into console and that you have enough credits to continue. Be sure to delete all the resources you create after completing this guide so you avoid being charged.

Configuring your Container

To configure a container deployment on Container Service, you’ll need to:

1. From the navigation menu select the Compute dropdown and then click on Container Service.
2. Click on Create to go to the form to create your container.

From here you’ll have to fill out the container creation form.

Make sure that you specify a public registry path as private registries are not yet supported. Don’t forget to include your image tag (when using the latest tag make sure to include latest in the image).

GPU Settings

Container Service supports running containers that leverage GPU support. In case you select many different GPU models, your deployment will only run with access to one of those models.

Once you are satisfied with the configuration click on Create. This action will redirect you to the container listing page where you’ll find your deployment as deploying. Quasarch Console is now waiting for Quasarplane to negotiate and send your container to one of our selected compute providers. Once the process is complete you’ll see the status of the container has changed to deployed. If something went wrong the container will have its status as failed.

For the pur

Create a container

Once you have confirmed your container configuration click on Create. Your container will appear as creating. Wait until it has been deployed successfully.

Next Steps

• View your container in Container Details