BYOD GPU Hosting
Register your hardware, deploy workspaces locally. Free for personal GPUs, cloud fallback billed.
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How does BYOD GPU hosting work?
BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) hosting lets you register your personal GPU hardware with UEDEVGAMES. The control plane queues approved container workloads for your device, which runs them locally via Docker. An SSH reverse tunnel makes each workspace accessible at a subdomain of uedevgames.com.
1. On your GPU host (home/lab/server), install Docker and the agent, then run:uedev-agent register --token <your-token>2. Start the worker loop so the host can receive workloads:
uedev-agent run --token <your-token>gpu_model: RTX 3090
vram: 24GB cuda: 12.1 cpus: 12 ram: 64GB
status: Online → worker polls for approved workspace jobs
3. Choose My GPUs on Deploy → the control plane queues an approved tenant image for your local Docker host.vram: 24GB cuda: 12.1 cpus: 12 ram: 64GB
status: Online → worker polls for approved workspace jobs
4. The first execution path runs the workspace locally and reports its container status back to UEDEVGAMES. Public subdomain and reverse-tunnel routing are being added separately.
Billing: personal GPUs = free, hybrid cloud fallback = paid.