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Peers Peers icon

A peer is a single Subutai node with management services (management host containers) and at least one local resource host that contributes resources to be shared.

On the Peers page, view the list of existing peers that you can set up in your environment. To view your own peers, click My Peers to display the list on the User details side of the Bazaar.

Search for peers

Use the Search tool on the Peers page to look for a peer by its partial or full name. You can also use the filters at the top of the page to narrow down the list of peers.

Peers Filter

  • Country - Select from the list of countries where available peers are located.
  • CPU - Select from the list of CPUs used by peers.
  • ISP - Select from the list of ISPs associated with existing peers.
  • Price (/hr) - Enter the minimum and maximum range for price per hour, in GoodWill.
  • Memory - Adjust the scale to specify the range (between 0 to 31 GB).
  • Disk - Adjust the scale to specify the range (between 10 GB to 4436 GB).

Other search options include the following:

  • Including offline peers - Add offline peers to the list.

    📝 Note | You can add offline peers to your Favorites list, but you cannot set them up with an environment or application until they become online.

  • AppScale Installed - Include peers that have AppScale installed.

After selecting or entering your filtering criteria, click Search to apply them to the list.

Add peers to your Favorites list

From the list on the Peers page, select each peer by clicking Add to Favorites. Take note of the following key points when adding peers:

  • Before adding a peer, review its details to verify that it suits your requirements. Details tagged with the Info icon icon, including price and CPU, display more information when you hover over the them.
  • You can add offline peers to your list, however, you cannot use them for your environments and applications until they become online or active.
  • When adding Free peers, be aware that they can be changed to Paid by the owner, and vice versa.
  • You can remove a peer from your Favorites list if there is no environment, regardless of its state, associated with the peer.