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Monitor your instances to see their status, configuration, and resource allocation.

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View Instance Status

List all your instances with their details: 
tnr status
This displays:
  • Instance ID: The identifier used for other commands (e.g., 0)
  • Status: RUNNING, CREATING, RESTORING, etc.
  • IP Address: The public IP for SSH access
  • GPU Type: A6000, A100, or H100
  • GPU Count: Number of GPUs (production only)
  • vCPU Count: Number of virtual CPUs
  • RAM: Total memory
  • Disk Size: Storage capacity
  • Template: The template or snapshot used

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Disable Auto-Refresh

By default, tnr status monitors for status changes. Use the --no-wait flag to get a single snapshot: 
tnr status --no-wait

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Instance States

StatusDescription
RUNNINGInstance is active and ready to use
CREATINGInstance is being provisioned
RESTORINGInstance is being restored from a snapshot
DELETINGInstance is being removed

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Benchmarking Notes

When measuring performance in prototyping mode, note that hardware-level metrics (temperature, wattage, utilization) may not be accurate due to CUDA-level optimizations. Use application-level metrics like iterations per second for reliable comparisons. For accurate hardware metrics, use production mode instances.