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Air Container is a workload that allows you to deploy and manage your own container images on AirCloud. It is ideal when you need full control over your runtime environment, dependencies, ports, environment variables, compute resources, and autoscaling behavior.

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When to Use Air Container

Air Container is recommended when you need to:
  • Deploy your own model server or application container.
  • Configure GPU specifications and the number of Replicas.
  • Use Autoscaling together with Scheduled Scaling.
  • Have greater operational control than Air API provides.

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What You Can Do with Air Container

Deploy Containers

Deploy container images from Docker Hub, Amazon ECR, Google Artifact Registry, GitHub Container Registry, and other registries.

Start, Stop, and Restart

Start, stop, and restart containers to efficiently manage operational costs.

Autoscaling and Scheduled Scaling

Automatically scale containers based on traffic and configure time-based scaling schedules.

Monitoring

Monitor GPU utilization, logs, and deployment settings to quickly diagnose issues.

Access and Connect

Connect to running containers using the Web Terminal, AirCloud CLI, or SSH.

Persistent Storage

Keep your data intact even when containers are stopped or restarted.