This interface provides full control over GPU servers, including creation, monitoring, template management, and lifecycle actions.
1. Access and Overview
Running Blib Server in your your dashboard
After logging in at https://james.trooper.ai , users are presented with a list of active and frozen Blibs. Each server entry includes the following information:
Provisioning takes approximately 1 to 5 minutes, depending on the selected hardware. During the initial boot, system drivers and monitoring tools will be installed. One automatic restart is expected after GPU driver setup.
Stop: Halts the server. Resources remain allocated, and the instance can be restarted within seconds.
Freeze: The server is archived and resource allocation is released. Startup time may vary and reassignment of ports may be required.
Terminate: Permanently deletes the server and all associated data. This action cannot be undone.
All lifecycle actions are accessible via the context menu in the dashboard.
4. Template Management
Software templates can be selected during server creation or installed afterwards. Templates automatically install dependencies, configure services, and open required ports.
Multiple templates can be combined as needed on one server blib.
5. Public Network Access
Each Blib is assigned a dedicated range of public TCP ports (typically 10–40). These are accessible via the assigned hostname (e.g. connect01.trooper.ai) and are displayed in the dashboard.