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Compute with Hivenet
Use these docs to create and manage GPU and CPU workloads in Compute with Hivenet. You can follow the quick path to a running instance, or go directly to the organization, billing, connectivity, and API guides you need.
Every Compute account operates within an organization. The organization controls its people, roles, resources, and shared credit balance. Your role determines which instances and billing controls you can access.

Start here

Compute quickstart

Create a container or virtual machine, connect to it, and understand when charging begins.

How organizations work

Understand the Owner, Admin, and Member roles, shared credits, and instance visibility.

Launch your first instance

Work through each creation setting, review the price, and connect securely.

Choose an instance type

Decide whether a container or virtual machine fits your workload.

Manage your Compute environment

Billing and credits

Learn how the organization balance, billing roles, payments, and auto top-up work.

Track organization spending

Check the live spend rate and identify which resources are contributing to it.

Start, stop, or terminate instances

Pause an instance safely or remove it permanently when the work is complete.

Connect to an instance

Find the connection details and use SSH, Jupyter, or an enabled public endpoint.

Custom templates

Create reusable container configurations for repeated workloads.

Settings

Manage your SSH key, interface preferences, organization access, and account options.

Build with the Compute API

Get started with the Compute API

Authenticate requests and manage existing instances programmatically.

API reference

Browse the available instance, region, and preset endpoints.

Reference and troubleshooting

GPU types

Compare the GPU configurations currently documented for Compute.

CPU types

Review CPU-only configurations and available sizes.

Frequently asked questions

Find answers about billing, instances, networking, security, and usage.

Troubleshooting

Start with instance identification, SSH issues, certificates, and gateway errors.

Get help

Contact Support

Send Hivenet Support the details of an account, billing, or technical issue.

Service status

Check whether a known Hivenet service incident is in progress.

Discord community

Ask questions and talk with other people using Hivenet.