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# Instance Detail

When you initiate deployment, the instance detail page becomes available. This page is divided into five sections, each providing crucial information about your deployed instance.

## Overview

<figure><img src="/files/Ic0rFV4JI750VVcPawKa" alt=""><figcaption><p>Overview</p></figcaption></figure>

The Overview section contains essential instance information:

* Model details (batch size, max input length, number of tokens)&#x20;
* Instance configuration (cloud provider, region, GPU type)&#x20;
* Endpoint and API key (visible after successful deployment)

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You can regenerate the API key for security purposes. [Learn more about API key management.](/getting-started/one-click-deploy/quick-start/re-generate-api-key.md)
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A playground is also provided for quick model testing. [See how to use the playground.](/getting-started/one-click-deploy/quick-start.md)
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## Usage & Cost

<figure><img src="/files/hy4QlMPdrHJLH321C0IF" alt=""><figcaption><p>usage and cost log</p></figcaption></figure>

This section displays real-time usage and cost information:

* Each row represents usage and cost for a specific pricing period
* New rows are added when pricing changes

**Example:** If L4 GPU costs `1.00/hour` in September and increases to `1.20/hour` in October, you'll see separate rows for September and October usage.

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For a comprehensive view of all instance costs, visit the [payment settings](/getting-started/account/payment.md).
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## Activity

The Activity section shows monthly instance activity. [Learn more about activity dashboard.](/getting-started/account/dashboard.md)

## Deployments

<figure><img src="/files/eBnUIpyiFgnqn3DNyA8S" alt=""><figcaption><p>deployment status</p></figcaption></figure>

This section displays the deployment status with the following possible states:

1. Initial: Checking model and limitations
2. Allocate: Allocating resources
3. Running: Deploy successful, ready to use
4. Terminated: Instance shut down (will still show 3 checked statuses)

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If deployment fails, system will automatically terminate the instance
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## Setting

Currently, the Setting section offers the option to terminate the instance. [Learn how to terminate an instance.](/getting-started/one-click-deploy/quick-start/terminate-instance.md)


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