ComfyUI on RTX4090 for less than $1 in under 10 minutes with RunPod Cloud

[@JefHarrisnation]

Great and simple tutorial. Many Thanks!

[@JefHarrisnation]

After running this, and getting it to run great, I restarted the pod but the 3000 is no longer active. running the "python main.py --listen --port 3000" doesn't help. Any suggestions?

[@TheArt-OfficialTrainer]

Did you restart a new pod? Make sure in the pod configuration, you’re exposing port 3000. The only other reason port 3000 wouldn’t work is if there was another process running on it (i.e. the previous comfyui is still running the on port 3000)

[@Marco-jg8dz]

thank you so much!

[@TheArt-OfficialTrainer]

Absolutely, glad to help! I hope you’ll consider subscribing, I have a lot more videos coming, I am aiming to be the first one to have videos out for all the new AI models!

[@PhantasyAI0]

What I wished existed is a custom node, allowing me to run comfyui locally but connected to runpod serverless api. Do you know if anything like that exists? Also a serverless guide for comfyui would be a cool addition to the series.

[@TheArt-OfficialTrainer]

I think you would just need to create your own docker image with all of the custom nodes you need installed and then give it a json file to executes the workflow you want. I haven’t worked with serverless before, but I’ll add it to my list to learn and I’ll make a video if I find it useful!