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PROVIDER ONBOARDING

Connect enterprise compute.

Enroll an outbound-only host, review discovered resources, and decide exactly when and how Tuna may offer them.

SUPABASE CONNECTED
01 · PROVIDER PROFILE

Tell us who operates the host.

Your seller profile is stored in the Tuna workspace. Identity and payout review will be added before paid transactions.

02 · EXPECTED HARDWARE

Review what the agent should find.

The signed agent discovers CPU, GPU, memory, firmware, driver, and runtime inventory. This expected profile helps surface mismatches; it does not verify hardware.

H100

1 × NVIDIA H100 · 80 GB

AMD SEV-SNP · driver R560 · eligibility not yet checked

03 · CONNECT HOST

Give the host its identity.

Generate a 15-minute, single-use enrollment command. The agent creates an Ed25519 key on the host and sends signed inventory and heartbeats over outbound HTTPS.

Sign in with a seller profile, then generate a command.
Enrollment tokenNot created
Signed host identityWaiting
Heartbeat and inventoryWaiting
NVIDIA evidenceNot submitted

Generating a command does not verify hardware. A host remains unverified until Tuna independently appraises nonce-bound evidence.

04 · CAPACITY POLICY

Set the operating boundaries.

Choose schedule, pricing, allowed workloads, and reclaim notice. Schedules and duration limits are enforced for new work. Marketplace activation still requires eligible evidence.

ALLOWED WORKLOADS

Saving this policy does not start a workload, expose additional machines, or grant a verified badge. Pricing modes, reclaim notices, egress caps, buyer tiers, and workload preferences are saved for future support. Running jobs are never interrupted by drain. The runtime currently supports up to six hours.