docs: Add High-Performance Storage documentation by promptless[bot] · Pull Request #646 · runpod/docs

promptless · 2026-06-05T22:07:01Z

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Introduces documentation for the new High-Performance Storage tier, a premium network volume option with up to 3x throughput and 4x IOPS. Creates a new dedicated page and updates existing storage pages to reference the new tier.

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Introduces a new page documenting the High-Performance Storage tier for network volumes, covering performance comparison, use cases, provisioning, and pricing. Updates existing storage pages to reference the new tier.

promptless · 2026-06-05T22:07:02Z

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Performance specs (3x throughput, 4x IOPS), Solidigm SSD partnership, supported workloads (training, fine-tuning, inference), and product positioning all sourced from the product specification draft shared in this Slack message.

Source: https://runpod-team.slack.com/archives/C06G367N3FC/p1780696138034159

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k-nox · 2026-06-08T17:14:01Z

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+High-Performance Storage is a network volume tier designed for data-intensive AI workloads. Its parallel storage architecture delivers high throughput and low latency under heavy concurrent load, even when thousands of processes access it simultaneously.
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+The storage uses [Solidigm](https://www.solidigm.com/) high-density SSDs optimized for AI data pipelines.


I am not 100% confident that all our vast clusters are using solidigm?

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promptless · 2026-06-08T17:14:05Z

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k-nox · 2026-06-08T17:14:43Z

+      "name": "my-hps-volume",
+      "size": 100,
+      "dataCenterId": "US-KS-2",
+      "storageType": "high-performance"


this is not currently supported, but I just opened a PR to add support

@Promptless Remove the REST API changes. It is not supported yet.

stuffbyt · 2026-06-08T17:37:41Z

approved

donovanclarke · 2026-06-08T18:22:19Z

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+import { PodsTooltip, ServerlessTooltip, WorkersTooltip, InstantClusterTooltip } from "/snippets/tooltips.jsx";
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+High-Performance Storage is a network volume tier designed for data-intensive AI workloads. Its parallel storage architecture delivers high throughput and low latency under heavy concurrent load, even when thousands of processes access it simultaneously.


nit: High-performance storage, i dont think we need to capitalize all of these when not used as a title of the doc etc?

@Promptless when referring to that specific element, use High-performance storage but when talking about the feature or tier generically use high-performance storage.

lavanya-gunreddi · 2026-06-08T18:43:20Z

@Promptless when referring to that specific element, use High-performance storage but when talking about the feature or tier generically use high-performance storage.

promptless · 2026-06-08T18:43:41Z

Got it — I'm updating the documentation to use this capitalization convention. I'll let you know once the changes are pushed.

promptless · 2026-06-08T18:44:39Z

Acknowledged! I'm on it.

Per review feedback: use "High-performance storage" when referring to the specific element/feature name and "high-performance storage" when discussing the tier generically.

promptless · 2026-06-08T18:45:09Z

Done! I've updated the documentation to use the capitalization convention you specified:

"High-performance storage" when referring to the specific element/feature name (page titles, headings, the feature as a proper noun)
"high-performance storage" when discussing the tier generically

Changes were made across 3 files: storage/high-performance-storage.mdx, storage/network-volumes.mdx, and pods/storage/types.mdx.

Reflect current UI flow with toggle-based storage type selection and direct Storage page link.

Per reviewer feedback, removing the Solidigm SSD reference as we cannot confirm this applies to all clusters.

promptless · 2026-06-08T19:31:55Z

Done — removed the Solidigm reference line.

promptless · 2026-06-08T19:42:19Z

Hi! I see you mentioned me — how can I help? If you have any feedback or changes you'd like me to make to this documentation, just let me know the details and I'll get right on it.

lavanya-gunreddi · 2026-06-08T19:49:27Z

+  <Tab title="Web console">
+    1. Navigate to the [Storage page](https://console.runpod.io/user/storage) in the Runpod console.
+    2. Click **New Network Volume**.
+    3. Select a data center marked with the purple ⚡ icon — these support High-Performance Storage.


@Promptless instead of this "Select a data center marked with the purple ⚡ icon — these support High-Performance Storage." change it as "Select a datacenter marked with the purple⚡ icon. These datacenters support high-performance storage."

lavanya-gunreddi · 2026-06-08T19:50:34Z

+    2. Click **New Network Volume**.
+    3. Select a data center marked with the purple ⚡ icon — these support High-Performance Storage.
+    4. Enter a name and set the volume size in GB.
+    5. The **High-performance storage** toggle appears automatically and is enabled by default. Leave it on to use High-Performance Storage, or turn it off to use Standard Storage instead.


@Promptless Leave it on to use High-Performance Storage to high-performance storage

Standard Storage to standard storage

- Change "data center" to "datacenter" and split sentence per reviewer - Lowercase "Standard Storage" and "High-Performance Storage" throughout - Remove REST API tab (not supported yet for high-performance storage)

promptless · 2026-06-08T19:52:47Z

I've addressed all the review feedback:

Text change: Changed "Select a data center marked with the purple ⚡ icon — these support High-Performance Storage." to "Select a datacenter marked with the purple⚡ icon. These datacenters support high-performance storage."
Capitalization: Lowercased "High-Performance Storage" → "high-performance storage" and "Standard Storage" → "standard storage" throughout the documentation, keeping only UI element names capitalized as they appear in the product.
Removed REST API documentation: Removed the REST API tab from the "Create a high-performance volume" section since it's not yet supported.

Changes have been pushed to this branch.

lavanya-gunreddi · 2026-06-08T20:31:16Z

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+1. Navigate to the [Storage page](https://console.runpod.io/user/storage) in the Runpod console.
+2. Click **New Network Volume**.
+3. Select a datacenter marked with the purple⚡ icon. These datacenters support high-performance storage.


@Promptless change step 3 to "Select a data center that supports high-performance storage. You can either select the High-performance tab to filter data centers that support it, or look for the purple ⚡ icon on individual data centers."

Adds instructions for using the High-performance tab filter in addition to the purple icon indicator per reviewer feedback.

promptless · 2026-06-08T20:33:35Z

Done — I've updated step 3 with the revised instructions that mention both the High-performance tab and the purple ⚡ icon for identifying supported data centers.

lavanya-gunreddi · 2026-06-08T20:37:00Z

+High-performance storage is available as a network volume type in select data centers.
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+1. Navigate to the [Storage page](https://console.runpod.io/user/storage) in the Runpod console.
+2. Click **New Network Volume**.


@Promptless Change step 2 to Click Create Network Volume.

Change step 2 from "New Network Volume" to "Create Network Volume"

promptless · 2026-06-08T20:38:31Z

Done — I've updated step 2 to "Click Create Network Volume."

lavanya-gunreddi · 2026-06-08T20:41:58Z

+3. Select a data center that supports high-performance storage. You can either select the **High-performance** tab to filter data centers that support it, or look for the purple ⚡ icon on individual data centers.
+4. Enter a name and set the volume size in GB.
+5. The **High-performance storage** toggle appears automatically and is enabled by default. Leave it on to use high-performance storage, or turn it off to use standard storage instead.
+6. Click **Create Network Volume**.


@Promptless Click Create network volume.

Per reviewer feedback, use lowercase 'network volume' in step 2 and 6.

promptless · 2026-06-08T20:43:30Z

Done — I've updated the button text to use lowercase: "Click Create network volume." Also applied this casing to step 6 where it appeared.

Add High-Performance Storage documentation

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Introduces a new page documenting the High-Performance Storage tier for network volumes, covering performance comparison, use cases, provisioning, and pricing. Updates existing storage pages to reference the new tier.

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Apply capitalization convention for High-performance storage

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Per review feedback: use "High-performance storage" when referring to the specific element/feature name and "high-performance storage" when discussing the tier generically.

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Update console instructions for High-Performance Storage

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Reflect current UI flow with toggle-based storage type selection and direct Storage page link.

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Remove Solidigm hardware reference

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Per reviewer feedback, removing the Solidigm SSD reference as we cannot confirm this applies to all clusters.

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Address reviewer feedback on high-performance storage docs

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- Change "data center" to "datacenter" and split sentence per reviewer - Lowercase "Standard Storage" and "High-Performance Storage" throughout - Remove REST API tab (not supported yet for high-performance storage)

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Update step 3 to clarify data center selection options

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Fix button text per reviewer feedback

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		High-Performance Storage is a network volume tier designed for data-intensive AI workloads. Its parallel storage architecture delivers high throughput and low latency under heavy concurrent load, even when thousands of processes access it simultaneously.

		The storage uses [Solidigm](https://www.solidigm.com/) high-density SSDs optimized for AI data pipelines.


		import { PodsTooltip, ServerlessTooltip, WorkersTooltip, InstantClusterTooltip } from "/snippets/tooltips.jsx";

		High-Performance Storage is a network volume tier designed for data-intensive AI workloads. Its parallel storage architecture delivers high throughput and low latency under heavy concurrent load, even when thousands of processes access it simultaneously.

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