Project Detail

Each active project in the Float16 web interface is organized into seven main sections:

Overview

Overview section

The Overview section provides essential project details:

• Project ID

• Project instance type

• Project status

• Creation date

• Last update date

• Endpoint and endpoint status (if deployed)

If your project has a deployed endpoint:

• A 24-hour graph displays the number of requests and total usage time (in seconds)

If you have any active Spot tasks:

• They will be shown in this section as long as they are still running

Deploy

Deploy section

The Deploy section displays comprehensive deployment-related information

• Deployed date

• Endpoint (function and server)

• API key

• Request task history

Endpoint Management Actions

Stop Endpoint

1. Click the "Stop" button while the endpoint is active

2. Confirm to stop the endpoint

3. Immediate endpoint termination

Equivalent to CLI command: float16 endpoint stop

Start Endpoint

1. Click the "Start" button while the endpoint is inactive

2. Confirm to start the endpoint

3. Immediate endpoint activation

Equivalent to CLI command: float16 endpoint start

Re-generate API Key

1. Click "Re-generate" button

2. Confirm regeneration

3. Automatically invalidates the old API key

Equivalent to CLI command: float16 endpoint regenerate

Develop

Develop section

The Develop section displays tasks executed using the float16 run command for the current project, including comprehensive task details.

Storage

Storage section

The Storage section lists remote storage associated with the project.

• Equivalent to float16 storage ls CLI command

Storage Management Actions

File Preview

You can also click on a selected file to preview its contents before taking any action.

File Preview

Upload Files/Folders

1. Click the "Upload" button.

2. Select a file or drag and drop files/folders into the dialog. You can upload multiple files at once.

3. Click "Upload". You may close the dialog while the upload is in progress.

Equivalent to CLI command: float16 storage upload -f <file>

Download Files

1. Click on the selected file
2. Click "Download".

3. The file will be downloaded immediately.

Equivalent to CLI command: float16 storage download -f <file>

Remove Files

1. Click on the selected file or folder
2. Click "Delete".

3. Confirm the deletion. The file will be removed immediately.

Equivalent to CLI command: float16 storage remove-on-remote -f <file>

Copy Files

1. Click on the selected file or folder
2. Click "Copy to".

3. Select the destination project

4. (Optional) Enter the destination path.

   1. If you want to copy to the root directory of the selected project, you can leave this field empty.

5. Click "Copy" to confirm and start the copy process.

Equivalent to CLI command: float16 storage copy

Tasks

Project's tasks

This section presents a comprehensive table of all tasks within the project, including both deployment and development mode tasks.

Features

• Search and filter tasks by:

  • Task ID

  • Status

  • Type

  • Date

• Clickable task entries for detailed information

Task Details

• Refresh the website to update task information

• When a project is deleted, only Overview and Tasks sections remain accessible

Playground

The Playground section provides an interactive environment where you can develop, test, and deploy your applications directly in the browser—no local setup required.

Playground includes three tabs:

Run playground

Run

• Represents the Development Mode (same as float16 run)

• Write and edit a single .py file directly in the browser

• You can click Run to execute the script immediately on Serverless GPU

• Or use Run Spot for execute in spot mode

• You can also rename the script file (default: quick-run.py)

Deploy playground

Deploy

• Designed for deploying FastAPI apps (same as float16 deploy)

• Write your FastAPI app in a single .py file

• Click Deploy to launch the app and receive an API endpoint instantly

Requirements playground

Requirements

• Represents the requirements.txt file

• Add any additional Python packages your project needs

• Click Install to install the listed dependencies before running or deploying

Activity

Activity Dashboard

The Activity page provides a visual summary of your GPU usage over time. For more information, please refer to the Activity Dashboard section.