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Add GPU servers on your fleet page opens /admin/onboard — the guided walkthrough, and the place tokens live.

Create a token

1

Switch to Create new token

Step 1 of the walkthrough is Get an enrollment token.
2

Name it

Give it a name, and a description if that helps. Names matter later: the list shows who issued each token and when it last enrolled a machine.
3

Press Create token

The token is revealed exactly once, at that moment — together with the install command to paste.
Only the token’s hash is stored. Reopening the page never reveals it again. Copy it now or create another one.

Hold as many as you find useful

One per datacenter, one per bootstrap script, one for a contractor you revoke afterwards. Tokens are reusable — the same line rolls out a whole rack. They belong to your operator, not to your seat. Every admin on your team sees the same list, with each token’s name, who issued it, and when it last enrolled a machine — and can revoke any of them.

Revoking

Revoking deletes the token. It stops enrolling immediately.
Every server already installed with it keeps running. Each machine holds its own credential rather than a copy of your token, so revocation affects future enrollments only.

Where enrolled servers land

Every server enrolled with one of your tokens joins your operator’s capacity pool — yours alone, never visible to customers, and never to another operator. From there:
  • Your customers rent whole nodes out of your pool from their own console.
  • You can reassign any node manually at any time.
The token resolves to your operator server-side, so a server can only ever enroll into the datacenter whose token installed it.