> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.aieev.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Templates

> Deploy quickly with preconfigured container environments

Templates are preconfigured container configurations for commonly used AI and ML environments. Instead of manually configuring the container image, ports, and environment variables each time, you can simply select a template to deploy your environment in just a few clicks.

## Official Templates

Official templates provided by AirCloud are available from **Select Template** during container creation. You can filter templates by framework or CUDA version, or search for a template by name.

| Category                 | Included Environments                                                   |
| ------------------------ | ----------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Jupyter AI**           | PyTorch or TensorFlow with CUDA 11/12 and Python 3.11                   |
| **Jupyter Base**         | Python 3.11 base environment                                            |
| **Code**                 | VS Code Server–based development environment (Base / CUDA 12 / CUDA 13) |
| **AirCloud Studio Beta** | AirCloud's integrated development environment                           |

<Note>
  The list of available templates may change over time. Refer to the container creation page for the latest templates.
</Note>

## My Templates

You can save an existing container configuration as a reusable template, allowing you to quickly deploy the same environment in future deployments.

### Save a Template

1. From the **Air Container** list, click the **⋮** menu in the upper-right corner of the container card you want to save.

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2. Select **Save as Template**.
3. Enter the template information and click **Save**.

<img src="https://mintcdn.com/aieev-723717ca/dkFBRWuZs0kiNAeQ/images/template-modal-eng592.png?fit=max&auto=format&n=dkFBRWuZs0kiNAeQ&q=85&s=adfa67116baee1048663bcabf33848b7" alt="Template Modal Eng592" width="1634" height="1126" data-path="images/template-modal-eng592.png" />

| Field             | Description                                                                                      |
| ----------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| **Template Name** | A name used to identify the template. (Required)                                                 |
| **Description**   | A brief description of the template. (Optional)                                                  |
| **Keywords**      | Comma-separated tags used to search for the template (for example, `web`, `server`, `database`). |

After saving, the template will appear under the **My Templates** filter during container creation.

<Note>
  Templates are shared with all members who have access to the current Project.
</Note>

## Use a Template

Select a template during the image configuration step when deploying a container.

1. Click **Select Template** on the container creation page.
2. Filter by framework or search by template name.
3. Select the desired template and click **Save**.
4. Continue configuring ports, environment variables, resources, and other deployment settings.

<Tip>
  If this is your first deployment, we recommend starting with an official template to verify your environment. You can later switch to a custom container image if needed.
</Tip>

## Related Documentation

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  <Card title="Deploy a Container" icon="container" href="/docs/air-container/deploy-a-container" cta="Deploy a Container" arrow="true">
    Learn the complete deployment workflow after selecting a template.
  </Card>

  <Card title="Access and Connect" icon="link" href="/docs/air-container/access-and-connect" cta="View Guide" arrow="true">
    Learn how to connect to deployed containers using the Web Terminal, AirCloud CLI, or SSH.
  </Card>
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