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Managed Template

ComfyUI on GPU Trader

GPU Trader’s ComfyUI managed template gives you everything you need to start generating with ComfyUI in seconds — no setup, no friction, no guessing. Designed for creators, and developers who need GPU-accelerated workflows with high-performance infrastructure under the hood.

Built on the NVIDIA-optimized Docker version of ComfyUI, users can choose to deploy with One-Click Deploy technology that integrates Comfy UI with persistent storage, file browser, and developer tools already configured. Or, users can use the managed template as a starting point and retain fine-grained control of the infrastructure behind Comfy UI.

services:
  comfyui-nvidia-docker:
    stdin_open: true
    tty: true
    volumes:
      - ./run:/comfy/mnt
      - ./basedir:/basedir
    environment:
      - BASE_DIRECTORY=/basedir
      - SECURITY_LEVEL=normal
      - NVIDIA_VISIBLE_DEVICES=all
      - NVIDIA_DRIVER_CAPABILITIES=all
      - WANTED_UID=0
      - WANTED_GID=0
    labels:
      - io.gputrader.ports.name.8188=ComfyUI
    ports:
      - 8188-8288:8188
    user: root
    image: mmartial/comfyui-nvidia-docker:ubuntu22_cuda12.3.2-20250418

Managed Template Overview

  • Preconfigured Environment: Everything’s ready out of the box. The ComfyUI environment is containerized, secure, and production-tuned for performance.
  • GPU-Powered Workflows: Run on your choice of GPUs — from affordable entry-level cards to the latest accelerators from NVIDIA
  • Zero Lock-In: No proprietary wrappers or managed services you can’t escape. This is ComfyUI as it was meant to run.
  • Actively Maintained: Built on the comfyui-nvidia-docker stack, regularly updated for compatibility and performance.

One-Click Deployments with GPUT OS

GPU Trader’s container OS abstracts away all the complexity of remote dev environments:

  • File Browser: Navigate outputs, checkpoints, models, and uploads directly from your browser.
  • Persistent Storage: Files, workflows, and settings persist even after you stop the instance.
  • VS Code (in-browser): Edit configuration files, add custom nodes, or integrate scripts without leaving your browser.
  • JupyterLab: For those who want to mix code and visuals. Great for experimentation and automation.
  • Terminal Access: Full control, just like your local machine.

Launch directly from the Templates tab or follow the ComfyUI setup tutorial to get started.