Flavors - Nscale

Flavors define the hardware configuration available for compute instances — including CPU, memory, and GPU specifications.

Subcommands

list — List flavors

list

List the flavors in a region, including pinned-only ones. If you omit --region, the CLI opens an interactive picker, so always pass it in scripts. The table shows each flavor’s ID, name, architecture, CPU count, memory, disk, whether it is pinned-only, and its GPUs.

nscale flavors list --region <region-id> [flags]

Flags

Flag	Description
Organization ID
Region ID
Emit the full JSON payload (mutually exclusive with `-q`)
jq filter for value extraction (see Query output with `-q`)

Pinned-only flavors

A pinned-only flavor is reservation-only: a server using it must target a specific host, so instances and on-demand node pools can’t use it. These flavors show yes in the Pinned column and have spec.pinnedOnly set to true in JSON output. The interactive flavor pickers for instances and compute node pools leave them out. To list only the flavors an instance can use:

nscale flavors list --region <region-id> \
  -q '.[] | select(.spec.pinnedOnly != true) | .metadata.id'

Examples

# List all flavors in a region
nscale flavors list --org <org-id> --region <region-id>

# Output as JSON
nscale flavors list --org <org-id> --region <region-id> --json

​Subcommands

​list

​Flags

​Pinned-only flavors

​Examples

Subcommands

list

Flags

Pinned-only flavors

Examples