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        <description>It can be frustrating to find out that there are no GPUs available in your chosen data center, and you need to migrate your volume to another DC to effectively use the Runpod service. Although there's no "one-click" migration procedure (yet) you can copy everything on a network volume to another with just a few terminal commands using runpodctl. It is highly recommended to slim down the network volume as much as possible - e.g. if you have any large models in the volume, you may prefer to remove them from the volume and re-download them from Huggingface to the new volume rather than waiting for the zip function to deal with I/O and computational overhead involved with handling such large files. Music credit: Mellow Static by cocosmusic https://pixabay.com/music/beats-mellow-static-287464/</description>
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