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        <description>Get started developing agentic AI applications at https://www.runpod.io. You may find after stopping your Pod that that all the GPUs in your machine are in use by other customers. In this case, you'll need to migrate your Pod to a new machine to continue using it if you don't want to wait for a GPU to free up on its own. This allows you to keep working uninterrupted while still keeping your volume on the old machine if you still need it for whatever reason. Migrating a Pod to a new machine should only take a few minutes (dependent on the size of your volume.) Be advised that the new Pod will be created with the template originally used for the original Pod, so any dependencies or other applications installed after the fact that are not held in your /workspace folder will need to be manually reinstalled in the new Pod as well.</description>
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