Frequently Asked Questions
What is Peach?
Peach is an open-source CLI and platform for managing HPC and AI workloads in the cloud, designed to be simple, fast, and accessible to both researchers and engineers.
Who is Peach for?
Peach is built for researchers, engineers, and teams who need to run computational workloads on cloud or cluster infrastructure without the complexity of traditional tools.
How do I get started?
Check out our documentation at the link provided in the homepage, or run 'peach --help' after installing the CLI.
Is Peach free?
Yes, Peach is open-source and free to use. You can also contribute on GitHub!
Where can I get support?
Join our Discord community or check the documentation for help. Links are available in the homepage footer.
Does Peach support cloud providers other than AWS?
Currently, Peach is optimized for AWS, but support for other cloud providers is on our roadmap. Contributions are welcome!
Can I use Peach on-premises or with my own cluster?
Yes, Peach is designed to be flexible. You can use it with your own on-premises clusters as long as they are accessible via SSH.
Is there a web UI for Peach?
Peach is primarily a CLI tool, but a web UI is planned for future releases. Stay tuned!
How do I contribute to Peach?
You can contribute by opening issues, submitting pull requests, or joining discussions on our GitHub repository. See the CONTRIBUTING.md file for details.
Does Peach collect any usage data?
No, Peach does not collect any personal or usage data by default. All operations are performed locally or on your infrastructure.