> warpdrive

> Teleport your terminal in seconds.

With one command, warpdrive provisions a remote server with the specs and OS you need, initiates two-way mirroring of your current directory, and connects you to a terminal session that feels like you're working locally.

# install, and get to warpin'

> curl https://warpdrive.sh/install.sh | sh

zsh

warpdrive available machines

╭──────────────────┬───────┬─────────┬──────────┬────────┬──────────╮
│ ID               │ vCPUs │ Memory  │ GPU      │ Arch   │ Cost/hr  │
├──────────────────┼───────┼─────────┼──────────┼────────┼──────────┤
│ t3.micro         │   2   │ 1 GB    │ -        │ x86_64 │ $0.0228  │
│ t3.small         │   2   │ 2 GB    │ -        │ x86_64 │ $0.0457  │
│ t3.medium        │   2   │ 4 GB    │ -        │ x86_64 │ $0.0914  │
│ t3.large         │   2   │ 8 GB    │ -        │ x86_64 │ $0.1829  │
│ t4g.micro        │   2   │ 1 GB    │ -        │ arm64  │ $0.0184  │
│ t4g.small        │   2   │ 2 GB    │ -        │ arm64  │ $0.0368  │
│ t4g.medium       │   2   │ 4 GB    │ -        │ arm64  │ $0.0736  │
│ t4g.large        │   2   │ 8 GB    │ -        │ arm64  │ $0.1472  │
│ m5.large         │   2   │ 8 GB    │ -        │ x86_64 │ $0.2112  │
│ m5.xlarge        │   4   │ 16 GB   │ -        │ x86_64 │ $0.4224  │
│ m6g.large        │   2   │ 8 GB    │ -        │ arm64  │ $0.1694  │
│ m6g.xlarge       │   4   │ 16 GB   │ -        │ arm64  │ $0.3388  │
│ c5.large         │   2   │ 4 GB    │ -        │ x86_64 │ $0.1870  │
│ c5.xlarge        │   4   │ 8 GB    │ -        │ x86_64 │ $0.3740  │
│ c6g.large        │   2   │ 4 GB    │ -        │ arm64  │ $0.1496  │
│ c6g.xlarge       │   4   │ 8 GB    │ -        │ arm64  │ $0.2992  │
│ r5.large         │   2   │ 16 GB   │ -        │ x86_64 │ $0.2772  │
│ r5.xlarge        │   4   │ 32 GB   │ -        │ x86_64 │ $0.5544  │
│ r6g.large        │   2   │ 16 GB   │ -        │ arm64  │ $0.2218  │
│ r6g.xlarge       │   4   │ 32 GB   │ -        │ arm64  │ $0.4436  │
│ p3.2xlarge       │   8   │ 61 GB   │ V100     │ x86_64 │ $3.3792  │
│ p4d.24xlarge     │  96   │ 1152 GB │ 8x A100  │ x86_64 │ $35.5554 │
│ g4dn.xlarge      │   4   │ 16 GB   │ T4       │ x86_64 │ $0.5775  │
│ g5.xlarge        │   4   │ 16 GB   │ A10G     │ x86_64 │ $1.1176  │
╰──────────────────┴───────┴─────────┴──────────┴────────┴──────────╯

warpdrive available images

╭─────────────────────────────────┬─────────────────┬──────────╮
│ AMI Name                        │ OS              │ Version  │
├─────────────────────────────────┼─────────────────┼──────────┤
│ amazon-linux-2023-latest        │ Amazon Linux    │ 2023     │
│ ubuntu-22.04-lts                │ Ubuntu          │ 22.04    │
│ ubuntu-20.04-lts                │ Ubuntu          │ 20.04    │
│ debian-12-latest                │ Debian          │ 12       │
│ debian-11-latest                │ Debian          │ 11       │
│ centos-stream-9                 │ CentOS Stream   │ 9        │
│ rhel-9-latest                   │ Red Hat         │ 9        │
│ suse-15-sp4                     │ SUSE Linux      │ 15.4     │
│ windows-server-2022-core        │ Windows Server  │ 2022     │
│ windows-server-2019-full        │ Windows Server  │ 2019     │
│ macos-monterey-12               │ macOS           │ 12       │
│ freebsd-13-latest               │ FreeBSD         │ 13       │
│ gpu-optimized-ubuntu-20.04      │ Ubuntu (GPU)    │ 20.04    │
│ deep-learning-ami-ubuntu-20.04  │ Ubuntu (ML)     │ 20.04    │
│ kubernetes-node-ubuntu-20.04    │ Ubuntu (K8s)    │ 20.04    │
╰─────────────────────────────────┴─────────────────┴──────────╯

Customisable machines, any OS

Choose from a variety of machine types and images, as well as coprocessors like GPUs and TPUs.

Two-way env and file mirroring

Warpdrive two-way mirrors your current directory to the remote machine, allowing you to work with files as if they were local, and effortlessly keep your progress.

Breezy collaboration

Securely share your terminal session with collaborators in real-time, allowing for pair programming and collaborative debugging.

Escape hatches

If you need to use local tools, you can easily escape to your local terminal with the 'unwarp' command, which allows you to temporarily leave the remote environment and return to your local machine's terminal.

>Transparent Pricing

No subscriptions, no commitments. Pay only for what you use.

#Our pricing is based on the underlying cloud infra
#costs, plus a small service fee to keep the lights on.
#
#You can estimate your costs using the CLI:
#(or in the dashboard if you don't want to be cool)

> warpdrive estimate
--machine m5.large
--hours 10