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Returns a list of accelerators (GPUs) attached to a dedicated inference endpoint, with the ability to filter and sort the results.

Example Usage

data "digitalocean_dedicated_inference_accelerators" "example" {
  dedicated_inference_id = digitalocean_dedicated_inference.example.id
}

output "accelerators" {
  value = data.digitalocean_dedicated_inference_accelerators.example.accelerators
}

Filter by slug

data "digitalocean_dedicated_inference_accelerators" "filtered" {
  dedicated_inference_id = digitalocean_dedicated_inference.example.id

  filter {
    key    = "slug"
    values = ["gpu-h100x1-80gb"]
  }
}

Argument Reference

• dedicated_inference_id - (Required) The ID of the dedicated inference endpoint to list accelerators for.
• filter - (Optional) Filter the results. The filter block is documented below.
• sort - (Optional) Sort the results. The sort block is documented below.

filter supports the following arguments:

• key - (Required) Filter the accelerators by this key. This may be one of id, name, slug, status, created_at.
• values - (Required) A list of values to match against the key field.
• match_by - (Optional) One of exact (default), re, or substring.
• all - (Optional) Set to true to require that a field match all of the values instead of just one.

sort supports the following arguments:

• key - (Required) Sort the accelerators by this key. This may be one of the keys listed in filter.
• direction - (Optional) The sort direction. This may be either asc or desc.

Attributes Reference

• accelerators - A list of accelerators satisfying any filter and sort criteria. Each element contains:
  • id - The unique ID of the accelerator.
  • name - The name of the accelerator.
  • slug - The slug identifier for the accelerator type.
  • status - The current status of the accelerator.
  • created_at - The date and time when the accelerator was created.