Add gpu-search command to search and filter GPU instance types #276
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Introduces a new `brev gpu-search` command (also aliased as `brev gpu`, `brev gpus`, and `brev gpu-list`) that allows users to search and filter GPU instance types from the Brev API. Features include: - Filter by GPU name (case-insensitive partial match) - Filter by minimum VRAM per GPU (in GB) - Filter by minimum total VRAM (GPU count * VRAM) - Filter by minimum GPU compute capability (e.g., 8.0 for Ampere) - Sort by price, gpu-count, vram, total-vram, vcpu, type, or capability - Support for ascending/descending sort order The command displays results in a formatted table showing instance type, GPU name, count, VRAM per GPU, total VRAM, compute capability, vCPUs, and hourly price. Includes comprehensive unit tests for filtering, sorting, and data processing functionality.
Add capability mappings for: - RTXPro6000 (12.0), B200 and RTX5090 (10.0 Blackwell) - RTX6000Ada, RTX4000Ada (8.9 Ada Lovelace) - A6000, A5000, A4000 (8.6 Ampere) - RTX6000 (7.5 Turing) - M60 (5.2 Maxwell) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Only show NVIDIA GPUs (exclude AMD Radeon, Intel Gaudi, etc.) since compute capability is NVIDIA-specific. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
This command allows creating GPU instances with automatic retry across multiple instance types. Key features: - Accept instance types from --type flag or piped from 'brev gpus' - Create multiple instances with --count flag - Parallel creation attempts with --parallel flag - Automatic cleanup of extra instances beyond requested count - Detached mode to not wait for instances to be ready Usage examples: brev gpu-create --name my-instance --type g5.xlarge brev gpus --min-vram 24 | brev gpu-create --name my-instance brev gpus --gpu-name A100 | brev gpu-create --name cluster --count 3 --parallel 5
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Introduces a new
brev gpu-searchcommand (also aliased asbrev gpu,brev gpus, andbrev gpu-list) that allows users to search and filterGPU instance types from the Brev API. Features include:
The command displays results in a formatted table showing instance type,
GPU name, count, VRAM per GPU, total VRAM, compute capability, vCPUs,
and hourly price.
Includes comprehensive unit tests for filtering, sorting, and data
processing functionality.