Use these commands to explore what compute infrastructure is available before creating workspaces or jobs.
Cluster commands
cluster list
List all clusters available in your organization. Shows each cluster’s slug, display name, region, and available GPU types.
Example output:
SLUG NAME REGION GPUS
betelgeuse-na VESSL Cloud US West us-west-2 A100 SXM, L40S, CPU-Only
capella-emea VESSL Cloud EU North eu-north-1 H100 SXM, A100 SXM
Resource spec commands
The resource-spec command has an alias: rs (for example, vesslctl rs list).
resource-spec list
List all resource specifications available in your organization. Shows the slug, GPU type, GPU count, CPU cores, memory, hourly cost, and current availability.
vesslctl resource-spec list
| Flag | Description |
|---|
--cluster | Filter resource specs by cluster slug |
--usable-only | Show only resource specs available for provisioning |
# List all specs for a specific cluster
vesslctl resource-spec list --cluster betelgeuse-na
# Show only usable specs
vesslctl resource-spec list --usable-only
SLUG NAME CPU MEMORY GPU COUNT COST/HR AVAILABILITY
a100-sxm-1 VESSL A100 SXM 12 80 GiB A100 SXM 1 $1.55 high
a100-sxm-4 VESSL A100 SXM 48 320 GiB A100 SXM 4 $6.20 high
h100-sxm-1 VESSL H100 SXM 12 80 GiB H100 SXM 1 $2.39 low
l40s-1 VESSL L40S 8 48 GiB L40S 1 $1.80 high
cpu-only VESSL CPU Only 4 16 GiB - - $0.20 -
Use the slug from resource-spec list as the value for the --resource-spec flag when creating workspaces or jobs.
