Art You Can Schedule Prompts Now With Disco Diffusion -- WHAAAAT? You could schedule advanced stuff like cuts before, but now you can schedule PROMPTS in Disco Diffusion! That means that you can alter the prompt over the course of your diffusion steps to achieve some really awesome results. Read more to find out how! DiscoArt, the platform that RunPod'
Stable Diffusion Accelerate Your Generative Art with Disco Diffusion and RunPod Have you ever wanted to get your hands dirty with Disco Diffusion, but aren't a big fan of making sure your syntax is right? What about if you wanted to do a bunch of different settings variations in one go? While there are plenty of options for generative
Art We've Adopted DiscoArt as our Official Disco Diffusion Template We've been sailing smoothly with entmike's fork of Disco Diffusion for a little while now. We recently caught wind of the discoart fork – and wow, is it good. We've made the decision to migrate both RunPod and Fever Dreams to use discoart as a
Art How To Use Voronoi Inits in Disco Diffusion If you didn't know, every Disco Diffusion render needs to start with some kind of input. If you aren't using an init image, this input is Perlin noise, which is kind of like old school TV static. In this article, we're going to introduce
Runpod Platform Google Colab Pro vs RunPod GPU Cloud Google Colab Pro Plus costs $50 with a chance to get a V100 or (in rare cases) a A100 GPU. Meanwhile, with RunPod's GPU Cloud pay-as-you go model, you can get guaranteed GPU compute for as low as $0.2/hour. We hear Google Colab Pro mentioned a
Runpod Platform RunPod Now Offers Encrypted Volumes At RunPod, we're always looking to offer more value to our clients. One of the things we take seriously is security. To this end, we have implemented the ability to encrypt your persistent volumes. RunPod now offers encrypted volumes! This means that you have the option to choose
Runpod Platform How to Run a GPU-Accelerated Virtual Desktop Environment on RunPod There are a few use cases for running a GPU accelerated virtual desktop on RunPod. One common use case is for those who need to use demanding applications that require a lot of processing power, such as 3D rendering with Blender. In this blog post, we'll go over
Runpod Platform What is the Difference Between Spot and On-Demand Instances? We've gotten a lot of questions around "spot" instances vs "on-demand" instances. While these terms are familiar to those who have used AWS EC2 instances in the past, it's clear that many people are not familiar with these terms. Let's
Runpod Platform Back Your Favorite Google Colab Notebooks with RunPod GPUs It looks like some of you are used to Google Colab's interface and would prefer to use that over the command line or JupyterLab's interface. Well, good news, you can connect Colab to use your own custom compute instead of the GPU that they assign to
Runpod Platform Easily Backup and Restore Using RunPod Cloud Sync and Backblaze B2 Cloud Storage While RunPod offers persistent volume storage for your pods, we understand that many users would like to have a cloud backup in order to avoid idle storage charges or to be able to move their work to a new pod if the need arises. RunPod Cloud Sync offers several integrations
Runpod Platform How to Configure Basic Terminal Access on RunPod The fastest way to get access to a custom pod is to use our basic terminal access feature. This works with any custom container that you want to run on RunPod, whether or not it has a built in SSH daemon or exposed ports. Do be aware that there are
Runpod Platform DIY Deep Learning Docker Container Are you tired of using someone else's container, only to find out that they have the wrong versions of your tools installed? Maybe you have just installed everything from scratch every time you wanted to start over and thought to yourself, "this is a waste of time&
Runpod Platform How to Achieve True SSH in RunPod RunPod allows you to get a terminal access pretty easily, but it does not run a true SSH daemon by default. There are plenty of use cases, like needing to SCP or connecting an IDE that would warrant running a true SSH daemon inside the pod. We'll go