Capacity verification

Prove the machine before a client ever sees it.

RentGPU starts verification with a read-only diagnostic kit. Capacity partners run it themselves, review the generated files, and share the report only through the agreed manual channel.

Download PowerShell diagnostic Start partner intake

Step 1

Download the diagnostic script

The script is a readable PowerShell file. It does not install software, open ports, start services, or send data anywhere.

Step 2

Run it locally

It collects OS, GPU, NVIDIA driver, memory, disk, Docker, and local network facts into local files on the partner machine.

Step 3

Review before sharing

The partner receives a JSON report, a readable Markdown summary, and a SHA256 checksum. They decide what to share with RentGPU.

Step 4

RentGPU reviews manually

The report supports private-beta review. It is not a public listing, host-agent, benchmark certification, or production SLA.

Run command

A local report, not a background agent.

The diagnostic creates files on the partner machine. It does not upload automatically. This keeps Phase 0.5 review explicit and avoids pretending we already have continuous attestation.

Default run

.\rentgpu-partner-diagnostic.ps1

Choose output folder

.\rentgpu-partner-diagnostic.ps1 -OutputDirectory C:\Temp\rentgpu-diagnostic

Outputs

JSON diagnostic report
Markdown summary for human review
SHA256 checksum file for tamper checking

Verification levels

The diagnostic is one level in a staged trust path.

Partner application

Contact, EU location, rough capacity, workload restrictions, access model.

Read-only diagnostic

Local report with GPU, driver, Docker, OS, and network facts plus checksum.

Supervised benchmark

A short reviewed benchmark run for the specific GPU/workload class, only after partner consent.

Pilot run

Provider-managed test run with a non-sensitive workload, handoff notes, output delivery, and deletion confirmation.

Host agent

Future automated attestation and metering. Not part of Phase 0.5.

Boundary

This is not a host-agent.

The verification kit is a private-beta evidence collector. It does not make capacity public, certify uptime, create a customer session, install a daemon, change networking, or accept untrusted code.