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Vast.ai Enterprise RBAC

Overview

Control access to Vast.ai GPU instances and spending through API key management, team-level budgets, and GPU allocation policies. Vast.ai uses a marketplace model with per-GPU-hour pricing (RTX 4090 ~$0.20/hr, A100 ~$1.50/hr, H100 ~$3.00/hr).

Prerequisites

  • Vast.ai account(s) with API keys
  • Understanding of team GPU usage patterns
  • Budget allocation per team/project

Instructions

Step 1: Team API Key Strategy

# Separate API keys per team for billing isolation
# Option A: Separate Vast.ai accounts per team
# Option B: Single account with application-level controls

TEAM_CONFIGS = {
    "ml-research": {
        "api_key_env": "VASTAI_KEY_RESEARCH",
        "gpu_whitelist": ["A100", "H100_SXM"],
        "max_instances": 8,
        "daily_budget": 200.00,
        "max_dph": 4.00,
    },
    "ml-engineering": {
        "api_key_env": "VASTAI_KEY_ENGINEERING",
        "gpu_whitelist": ["RTX_4090", "A100"],
        "max_instances": 4,
        "daily_budget": 50.00,
        "max_dph": 2.00,
    },
    "data-science": {
        "api_key_env": "VASTAI_KEY_DATASCIENCE",
        "gpu_whitelist": ["RTX_4090", "RTX_3090"],
        "max_instances": 2,
        "daily_budget": 10.00,
        "max_dph": 0.30,
    },
}

Step 2: Policy Enforcement Layer

class VastPolicyEnforcer:
    def __init__(self, team_config):
        self.config = team_config
        self.client = VastClient(api_key=os.environ[team_config["api_key_env"]])

    def can_provision(self, gpu_name, num_gpus=1):
        """Check if provisioning is allowed by team policy."""
        if gpu_name not in self.config["gpu_whitelist"]:
            return False, f"GPU {gpu_name} not in team whitelist"

        running = len([i for i in self.client.show_instances()
                      if i.get("actual_status") == "running"])
        if running >= self.config["max_instances"]:
            return False, f"Instance limit reached ({running}/{self.config['max_instances']})"

        return True, "OK"

    def provision_with_policy(self, gpu_name, image, disk_gb=20):
        allowed, reason = self.can_provision(gpu_name)
        if not allowed:
            raise PermissionError(f"Policy violation: {reason}")

        offers = self.client.search_offers({
            "gpu_name": {"eq": gpu_name},
            "dph_total": {"lte": self.config["max_dph"]},
            "reliability2": {"gte": 0.95},
            "rentable": {"eq": True},
        })
        if not offers.get("offers"):
            raise RuntimeError("No offers matching policy constraints")

        return self.client.create_instance(
            offers["offers"][0]["id"], image, disk_gb)

Step 3: Audit Logging

import json, datetime

class AuditLogger:
    def __init__(self, log_file="vast_audit.jsonl"):
        self.log_file = log_file

    def log(self, team, action, details):
        entry = {
            "timestamp": datetime.datetime.utcnow().isoformat(),
            "team": team,
            "action": action,
            **details,
        }
        with open(self.log_file, "a") as f:
            f.write(json.dumps(entry) + "\n")

# Usage
audit = AuditLogger()
audit.log("ml-research", "provision", {
    "gpu": "A100", "offer_id": 12345, "dph": 1.50})
audit.log("ml-research", "destroy", {
    "instance_id": 67890, "duration_hours": 4.2, "total_cost": 6.30})

Step 4: Spending Reports

def team_spending_report(audit_file="vast_audit.jsonl"):
    """Generate spending report from audit log."""
    import json
    costs = {}
    with open(audit_file) as f:
        for line in f:
            entry = json.loads(line)
            if entry["action"] == "destroy" and "total_cost" in entry:
                team = entry["team"]
                costs.setdefault(team, 0)
                costs[team] += entry["total_cost"]

    print("Team Spending Report:")
    for team, cost in sorted(costs.items(), key=lambda x: -x[1]):
        print(f"  {team}: ${cost:.2f}")

Output

  • Team-specific API key configuration
  • Policy enforcement layer (GPU whitelist, instance limits, budget caps)
  • Audit logging for all provisioning and destruction events
  • Spending reports per team

Error Handling

ErrorCauseSolution
Policy violation on provisionGPU not in whitelist or limit reachedRequest policy change or destroy idle instances
Budget exceededTeam exceeded daily limitAlert team lead; pause provisioning until next day
Missing API keyEnvironment variable not setConfigure key in secrets manager
Audit log missing entriesLogger not wired into all operationsAudit the code paths for missing log calls

Resources

Next Steps

For migration strategies, see vastai-migration-deep-dive.

Examples

Team onboarding: Create a new team config entry with conservative limits (2 instances, RTX 4090 only, $10/day). Increase limits after the team demonstrates responsible usage.

Monthly chargeback: Parse the audit log to generate per-team invoices for internal cost allocation.

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