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Description:
When calling the restart API, it returns a success response (200 OK) but the pod does not actually restart. There is no change in pod state or behavior.
Steps to Reproduce:
Send a POST request to the above endpoint with a valid pod ID and API key
Observe the response
Check pod status — it remains unchanged
Expected Result:
The pod should stop and start again, similar to a manual restart from the dashboard.
Actual Result:
API returns success, but pod continues running without restarting.
Notes:
Tried with multiple pods and tools (curl, Postman)
I think there's not restart option right now. If you needed restart the pod you can first call the runpod.stop_pod(pod_id) then wait for the pod to stop e.g time.sleep(wait_time) then use resume_result = runpod.resume_pod(pod_id, gpu_count)
I've filed a bug with the team, thanks for this report. It does seem that there are deeper issues after my investigation and I've passed it along in a ticket.
I've filed a bug with the team, thanks for this report. It does seem that there are deeper issues after my investigation and I've passed it along in a ticket.
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kowshik24 commentedon Jul 30, 2025
I think there's not restart option right now. If you needed restart the pod you can first call the
runpod.stop_pod(pod_id)then wait for the pod to stop e.gtime.sleep(wait_time)then useresume_result = runpod.resume_pod(pod_id, gpu_count)kowshik24 commentedon Jul 30, 2025
@deanq if needed the /restart api can I work on that?
sumitflickstree commentedon Jul 31, 2025
Stopping the pod resets the data, which I don't want. Restarting it doesn't delete the data.
feat: Implement pod restart API functionality
justinwlin commentedon Aug 4, 2025
I've filed a bug with the team, thanks for this report. It does seem that there are deeper issues after my investigation and I've passed it along in a ticket.
justinwlin commentedon Aug 4, 2025
As an unofficial work around, what I've done is I wrote a script you can run in your chrome console:
When you click the restart button will show you an api request you can make that the restart button is making. I've checked it works.
Not officially supported, but depending on your use case this could be a temporary hold over.
sumitflickstree commentedon Aug 7, 2025
HI @justinwlin any updates on this?
talhadar90 commentedon Oct 13, 2025
Hello!
Any update on this? It still does not work