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Introduction

Practical tutorials for developers building on Clore.ai's decentralized GPU marketplace.

What's Inside

This cookbook contains 40+ practical tutorials with real, working code examples. No fluff — just actionable recipes for:

  • 🚀 Getting Started — Rent your first GPU in 5 minutes

  • 🧠 Machine Learning — Train models, run distributed workloads

  • Inference & Deployment — Serve models at scale

  • 📊 Data Processing — GPU-accelerated pipelines

  • 🔧 DevOps & Automation — CI/CD, schedulers, monitoring

  • 🎯 Advanced Use Cases — Bots, dashboards, multi-cloud

Quick Start

import requests

API_KEY = "YOUR_API_KEY"
headers = {"auth": API_KEY}

# Find available RTX 4090 servers
response = requests.get("https://api.clore.ai/v1/marketplace", headers=headers)
servers = response.json()["servers"]

available = [s for s in servers if "RTX 4090" in str(s.get("gpu_array", [])) and not s["rented"]]
print(f"Found {len(available)} available RTX 4090 servers")

Why Clore.ai?

Feature
Clore.ai
AWS/GCP

RTX 4090 (hourly)

~$0.20-0.40

N/A

A100 80GB (hourly)

~$1.50-2.50

~$4-6

Minimum commitment

1 minute

1 hour

Spot pricing

Yes (2.5% fee)

Yes (varies)

Setup time

< 2 minutes

5-15 minutes

Prerequisites

  • Clore.ai account with API key

  • Python 3.10+ (most examples)

  • Basic Docker knowledge

  • SSH client


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