tp admin

Requires the admin role. See the Admin page for the corresponding console features.

User Management

tp admin users                          # All users
tp admin user-add <username>            # Create a local account (password entered interactively)
tp admin set-role <username> <role>     # admin / operator
tp admin disable <username> --on        # Disable
tp admin disable <username> --off       # Enable

Quotas

tp admin set-quota <username> \
  --gpus 16 \                  # Concurrent GPU limit (default 8)
  --jobs 6 \                   # Concurrent job limit (default 4)
  --daily-gpu-hours 200 \      # Daily GPU-hours (0 = unlimited)
  --max-storage-gb 2000 \      # Run-directory storage cap in GiB (0 = unlimited)
  --profiles h200,h100 \       # Allowed profiles (comma-separated, empty = all)
  --priority 10                # Queue priority (default 0)

Storage quotas do not work like GPU quotas. GPUs are reserved: submitting a job sets its cards aside up front. Storage can only be measured after the fact — a training process writes to disk without telling the platform, and a job cannot say how much it will write, so there is nothing to reserve. The rule is “already over means no new jobs are dequeued”; running jobs are unaffected.Usage comes from a periodic background scan (TUNEPLANE_STORAGE_SCAN_INTERVAL_S, 600s by default), so it is eventually consistent and a user may briefly exceed the cap between scans. If the scan wedges, the gate admits rather than refusing — better to show “stale” on the dashboard than to stop everyone from submitting.

Maintenance Mode

Drain the cluster → upgrade → resume; jobs resume training from checkpoints without losing progress:

tp admin maintenance status     # Current status and whether the cluster can be safely restarted
tp admin maintenance drain      # Enter maintenance mode and drain (idempotent; run again if not fully drained)
# …… upgrade the cluster / platform ……
tp admin maintenance resume     # Exit maintenance; paused jobs resume training automatically

Maintenance mode is the master switch: after drain, new jobs are not dequeued and running jobs are paused (checkpoints kept). After resume everything recovers automatically, with no per-job operations needed.

`tp admin`

Manage users and quotas

tp admin <subcommand>

Command	Description
`tp admin disable`	Disable or enable a user
`tp admin maintenance`	Drain, upgrade and resume the cluster
`tp admin set-quota`	Set a user’s compute and storage quota
`tp admin set-role`	Change a user’s role
`tp admin user-add`	Create a local account
`tp admin users`	List every user

`tp admin disable`

Disable or enable a user

tp admin disable <USERNAME> [options]

Argument	Description
`USERNAME`	required

Option	Description
`--on`	—on disables, —off enables

`tp admin maintenance`

Drain, upgrade and resume the cluster

tp admin maintenance <subcommand>

Command	Description
`tp admin maintenance drain`	Enter maintenance mode and drain
`tp admin maintenance resume`	Leave maintenance mode
`tp admin maintenance status`	Show maintenance state and safety

`tp admin maintenance drain`

Enter maintenance mode and drain

tp admin maintenance drain [options]

Option	Description
`--note`	Maintenance note, echoed back to anyone whose submission is blocked

`tp admin maintenance resume`

Leave maintenance mode

tp admin maintenance resume

No options beyond --help.

`tp admin maintenance status`

Show maintenance state and safety

tp admin maintenance status

No options beyond --help.

`tp admin set-quota`

Set a user’s compute and storage quota

tp admin set-quota <USERNAME> [options]

Argument	Description
`USERNAME`	required

Option	Description
`--gpus` `<int>`	Concurrent GPU cap (default `8`)
`--jobs` `<int>`	Concurrent job cap (default `4`)
`--daily-gpu-hours` `<int>`	GPU-hours per day (0 = unlimited) (default `0`)
`--max-storage-gb` `<int>`	Cap on the user’s run directories in GiB (0 = unlimited). Enforced against a periodic scan: going over blocks new jobs, running ones continue (default `0`)
`--profiles`	Allowed profiles (comma separated, empty = all)
`--priority` `<int>`	Queue priority (default `0`)

`tp admin set-role`

Change a user’s role

tp admin set-role <USERNAME> <ROLE>

Argument	Description
`USERNAME`	required
`ROLE`	required

No options beyond --help.

`tp admin user-add`

Create a local account

tp admin user-add <USERNAME> [options]

Argument	Description
`USERNAME`	required

Option	Description
`--password`, `-p`	required
`--role`	admin \| operator \| viewer (default `operator`)
`--email`	—

`tp admin users`

List every user

tp admin users

No options beyond --help.

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Administration

User Management

Quotas

Maintenance Mode

`tp admin`

`tp admin disable`

`tp admin maintenance`

`tp admin maintenance drain`

`tp admin maintenance resume`

`tp admin maintenance status`

`tp admin set-quota`

`tp admin set-role`

`tp admin user-add`

`tp admin users`

​User Management

​Quotas

​Maintenance Mode

​tp admin

​tp admin disable

​tp admin maintenance

​tp admin maintenance drain

​tp admin maintenance resume

​tp admin maintenance status

​tp admin set-quota

​tp admin set-role

​tp admin user-add

​tp admin users

User Management

Quotas

Maintenance Mode

`tp admin`

`tp admin disable`

`tp admin maintenance`

`tp admin maintenance drain`

`tp admin maintenance resume`

`tp admin maintenance status`

`tp admin set-quota`

`tp admin set-role`

`tp admin user-add`

`tp admin users`