Connect a cluster.

Rented
Rent through sixtytwo
Spot GPUs, billed per minute.
Slurm
Connect a Slurm cluster
Monitor your existing hardware.
SkyPilot
Use SkyPilot
Drop cloud: sixtytwo in your task YAML.
SSH
Connect any Linux box
Any GPU host you can ssh into.

Connect a Slurm cluster

  1. Mint an API token on your account page.
  2. On your Slurm head node, install the sixtytwo backend (sixtytwo-cli on PyPI):
    pip install --upgrade sixtytwo-cli
  3. Save the token to ~/.sixtytwo/credentials:
    mkdir -p ~/.sixtytwo
    echo "token=sxty_..." > ~/.sixtytwo/credentials
    chmod 600 ~/.sixtytwo/credentials
  4. Register the cluster:
    sixtytwo connect --source slurm --name lab-cluster --gpu-count 64
  5. Your cluster will appear in /clusters. GPU events and per-minute usage flow up automatically.

Air-gapped install? Run sixtytwo connect --local-only instead. Sixtytwo stays on the cluster and serves a local dashboard only; nothing phones home.

Connect via SSH

  1. Mint an API token on your account page.
  2. On the GPU host, install the sixtytwo backend:
    pip install --upgrade sixtytwo-cli
  3. Register:
    SIXTYTWO_TOKEN=sxty_... sixtytwo connect --source ssh --name my-box
  4. The host will appear in /clusters with auto-detected GPU count.