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Runpod uses API Keys for all API requests. Go to [Settings](https://www.runpod.io/console/user/settings) to manage your API keys.
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## GraphQL API Spec
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## GraphQL API spec
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If you need detailed queries, mutations, fields, and inputs, look at the [GraphQL Spec](https://graphql-spec.runpod.io/).
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If you need detailed queries, mutations, fields, and inputs, look at the [GraphQL spec](https://graphql-spec.runpod.io/).
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## Create Pods
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* Global Networking
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### Create On-Demand Pod
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### Create on-demand Pod
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### Create Spot Pod
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### Create spot Pod
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### Filter by Allowed CUDA Versions
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### Filter by CUDA version
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You can pass in the `allowedCudaVersions` as a list of CUDA versions that you want to allow for the GPU in the pod.
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## Start Pods
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### Start On-Demand Pod
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### Start on-demand Pod
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### Start spot Pod
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### Filter by CUDA Version
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You can pass in the `allowedCudaVersions` as a list of CUDA versions that you want to allow for the GPU in the pod.
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### Get GPU Type by ID
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### Get GPU type by ID
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### Check GPU type availability
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You can check if a specific [GPU type](/references/gpu-types) is available in the [Secure Cloud or Community Cloud](/references/faq#secure-cloud-vs-community-cloud).
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<Note>
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The `stockStatus` field can help you determine the likelihood that a particular GPU type will be available when creating a Pod. For example, if `stockStatus` is `"Low"`, it means there are very few GPUs of that type available.
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