Computing resources¶

Manage the compute resource lifecycle: list, create, update, delete, suspend, resume, or retry resources, and inspect runtime and image information. Use the action page to confirm the resource state and available controls.

Choose a task¶

Task	Page	Description
Find accessible instances	List calculation instances	Lists the compute instances in the current workspace that the caller has read access to.
Inspect instance configuration and state	Query calculation instance details	Read the configuration, capacity, and lifecycle status of a compute instance.
Add a compute instance	Create a calculation instance	Create a compute instance in the current workspace.
Change instance configuration	Update calculation instance	Change instance configuration; Serverless workers still activate on subsequent workload demand.
Check prerequisites for deletion	Check the calculation instance before deleting it	Check the active tasks and workflow bindings that need to be processed before deleting the compute instance.
Remove a compute instance	Delete calculation instance	Delete the compute instance in the current workspace.
Suspend an active instance	Pause the calculation instance	Pauses a compute instance in the `ACTIVE` state, stops its workers, and transitions the instance to `SUSPENDED`.
Resume a suspended instance	Restore computing instance	Return a suspended instance to `IDLE` without immediately deploying workers.
Retry an instance in error	Retry the compute instance operation	Retry an instance in `ERROR` and return it to `IDLE` without immediate worker redeployment.
Inspect Worker replicas	Query Worker runtime	Query the runtime replica status of a compute instance by Worker type.
Inspect instance usage metrics	Query calculation instance indicators	Read usage metrics for a compute instance.
Find Worker images	List Worker images	Lists the Worker images that can be selected when creating or updating a compute instance.
Repair legacy resource ownership	Take over ownership of historical computing resources	Register legacy resource ownership as a controlled repair requiring administrative rights.

Last updated on Sep 11, 2026