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- V2 Sandboxes (Modal)It is not a separate API: Sandboxes use it automatically. Upgrading The new backend is the default in these SDK versions and later: - Pytho…
- CloudBucketMount (Modal)Mounts a cloud bucket to your container.
- FilePatternMatcher (Modal)Allows matching file Path objects against a list of patterns.
- Memory Snapshots (Modal)Modal Memory Snapshots can dramatically reduce the cold start latency of Modal Functions by skipping initialization work on most container…
- FunctionCall (Modal)A reference to an executed function call.
- modal volume (Modal)modal volume Read and edit modal.Volume volumes. Note: users of modal.Network File System should use the modal nfs command instead.
- modal secret (Modal)Usage: modal secret [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]... Options: - --help : Show this message and exit.
- modal server (Modal)Usage: modal server [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]... Options: - --help : Show this message and exit.
- What is a CUDA Thread Block? (Modal)Click this button to let us know on Git Hub. A thread block is a level of the CUDA programming model's thread hierarchy below a grid but ab…
- What is a Streaming Multiprocessor Architecture? (Modal)Click this button to let us know on Git Hub. What is a Streaming Multiprocessor Architecture?
- modal container (Modal)Manage and connect to running containers.
- What is a Load/Store Unit? (Modal)Click this button to let us know on Git Hub. The Load/Store Units (LSUs) dispatch requests to load or store data to the memory subsystems o…
- CLI Reference (Modal)Complete reference for the Modal command-line interface. Documentation for run, deploy, serve, shell, and all modal CLI commands.
- container_process (Modal)Represents a running process in a container.
- What is a Streaming Multiprocessor? (Modal)Click this button to let us know on Git Hub. When we program GPUs , we produce sequences of instructions for its Streaming Multiprocessors…
- What is Global Memory? (Modal)Click this button to let us know on Git Hub. As part of the CUDA programming model , each level of the thread hierarchy has access to match…
- What is warp divergence? (Modal)Click this button to let us know on Git Hub. Warp divergence occurs when threads within a warp take different execution paths due to contro…
- What is Memory Coalescing? (Modal)Click this button to let us know on Git Hub. Memory coalescing is a hardware technique to improve the utilization of memory bandwidth by se…
- What is Tensor Memory? (Modal)Click this button to let us know on Git Hub. Tensor Memory is a specialized memory in the Streaming Multiprocessor (SM) of certain GPUs, li…
- What is a Tensor Core? (Modal)Click this button to let us know on Git Hub. Tensor Cores are GPU cores that operate on entire matrices with each instruction.
- What is the CUDA C++ programming language? (Modal)Click this button to let us know on Git Hub. What is the CUDA C++ programming language?
- What is the L1 Data Cache? (Modal)Click this button to let us know on Git Hub. The L1 data cache is the private memory of the Streaming Multiprocessor (SM).
- What are the CUDA Binary Utilities? (Modal)Click this button to let us know on Git Hub. The CUDA Binary Utilities are a collection of tools for examining the contents of binaries lik…
- What is peak rate? (Modal)Click this button to let us know on Git Hub. Peak rate is the theoretical maximum rate at which a hardware system can complete work.
- What is the CUDA Thread Hierarchy? (Modal)Click this button to let us know on Git Hub. The thread hierarchy is a key abstraction of the CUDA programming model , alongside the memory…
- What is libnvml.so? (Modal)Click this button to let us know on Git Hub. Click this button to let us know on Git Hub.
- Region selection (Modal)Modal runs containers globally across multiple different clouds. By default, all inputs to Modal Functions are routed through our servers i…
- Asynchronous API usage (Modal)All of the functions in Modal are available in both standard (blocking) and asynchronous variants.
- Global variables (Modal)Handle global variables and data in Modal Functions using modal.is_local to differentiate local and cloud execution.
- Project structure (Modal)Structure Modal projects across multiple files using Python packages and module mode for clean, maintainable code.
- Run untrusted code with Restricted Functions (Modal)This guide page documents Restricted Functions, which can be used to safely execute untrusted code in Modal Functions.
- Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) (Modal)Control access to Modal Workspaces, Environments, and Web Functions with role-based permissions for Owners, Managers, and Members.
- Modal SDKs for JavaScript and Go (Modal)Modal SDKs for Java Script and Go Modal also provides SDKs that enable using Modal Functions and Sandboxes from Java Script/Type Script and…
- Developing and debugging (Modal)Modal makes it easy to run apps in the cloud, try code changes in the cloud, and debug remotely executing code as if it were right there on…
- Web Function URLs (Modal)This guide documents the behavior of URLs for Web Functions on Modal: automatic generation, configuration, programmatic retrieval, and more.
- Container lifecycle hooks (Modal)Since Modal will reuse the same container for multiple inputs, sometimes you might want to run some code exactly once when the container st…
- Filesystem Access (Modal)There are multiple options for uploading files to a Sandbox and accessing them from outside the Sandbox.
- Cloud bucket mounts (Modal)The modal.CloudBucketMount is a mutable volume that allows for both reading and writing files from a cloud bucket.
- Endpoint integrations (Modal)Connect OpenCode, Codex, or Claude Code to your Shared Endpoints through https://inference.us-west.modal.direct.
- Parametrized functions (Modal)A single Modal Function can be parametrized by a set of arguments, so that each unique combination of arguments will behave like an individ…
- Data residency on Modal (Modal)This page explains how to control where your Modal workloads run, under what circumstances customer data may leave your region, and when ad…
- Running commands in Sandboxes (Modal)Once you have created a Sandbox, you can run commands inside it using the Sandbox.exec method.
- Function invocation methods (Modal)Modal Functions expose several different invocation methods. These methods have semantics that vary across multiple dimensions.
- Python SDK Release Notes (Modal)Python SDK Release Notes Latest 1.6.1 (2026-10-03) - We’ve added CLI commands for observability over Modal Endpoints: - modal endpoint info…
- Named images (Modal)Named Images let you publish a Modal Image under a name that you can reference later to use the Image, akin to a container registry.
- Storing model weights on Modal (Modal)Efficiently managing the weights of large models is crucial for optimizing the build times and startup latency of many ML and AI applicatio…
- Dynamic batching (Modal)Modal’s @batched feature allows you to accumulate requests and process them in dynamically-sized batches, rather than one-by-one.
- Sticky Sessions (Modal)Sticky Sessions enable Server workloads requiring strong container affinity guarantees for requests.
- Sandbox Sidecars (Modal)Sandbox Sidecars Introduction Sandbox Sidecars let you run additional containers alongside your main Sandbox container, on the same host.
- Environment variables (Modal)The Modal runtime sets several environment variables during initialization. The keys for these environment variables are reserved and canno…