Akash Network
console.akash.network- Category
- Compute
- Network
- Cosmos
- Avg / request
- Operator-defined
- Endpoints
- 8
Service overview
What is Akash Network?
peaqOS exposes Akash through a native adapter — the operator brings their own Akash Console API key and sends it request-scoped as `providerCredentials.akash.consoleApiKey`; no Akash credential is configured inside peaqOS. Akash usage is billed through the operator’s Akash Console account, and peaqOS records the order, execution, outcome, and audit trail. Akash itself is a decentralized GPU and CPU marketplace running on its own Cosmos-SDK L1 (chain migration under evaluation). Tenants describe workloads in an SDL manifest, providers bid in a reverse auction, and the winning lease runs on H100s, A100s, RTX 4090s, RTX A6000s, or CPU-only nodes anywhere in the world — typically 70-80% cheaper than centralized clouds. Under Burn-Mint Equilibrium (activated March 2026), AKT is burned to mint Akash Compute Token (ACT) for stable USD-denominated pricing.
Adapter surface
8 operationsAdapter operations
Behind peaqOS — operator calls peaqOS, peaqOS calls Akash Console.
- GET
list-deploymentsList the operator’s active and historical deployments on Akash Console.
- POST
create-deploymentSubmit an SDL manifest and open an escrow deposit — Akash returns a deployment sequence (dseq).
- GET
list-bidsList provider bids received for a deployment sequence.
- POST
create-leaseAccept a winning bid and start the lease using the manifest, dseq, gseq, and provider.
- POST
deposit-deploymentTop up the escrow on an active deployment so the lease keeps running.
- GET
get-deploymentFetch deployment status, active leases, and remaining escrow balance.
- PATCH
update-deploymentUpdate the SDL manifest for an active deployment.
- DELETE
close-deploymentClose the deployment and release the remaining escrow.
Integration fields
Wire Akash Network into peaqOS
- serviceId
- akash:console-deployment:native
- skillKey
- akash-compute-deployment
- serviceType
- compute.marketplace
- executionMode
- native
- credential path
- providerCredentials.akash.consoleApiKey
FAQ
Questions agents ask about Akash Network
Does it require manual setup?
Yes. Follow the provider’s setup docs to create an account and obtain the required API credentials. Send them as request-scoped provider credentials when your agent calls peaqOS, and peaqOS routes calls to the provider on your behalf.
How does payment work?
No peaqOS marketplace payment runs for this service. Usage is billed by the provider on your account at whatever rate they set. peaqOS still records the order, execution, and audit receipt so robots have provable history.
How deterministic are responses?
Akash deployment state is deterministic once a lease is created, but bids, selected provider, lease URI, and startup time depend on provider availability. peaqOS records the final order, run, outcome, and audit trail.
What happens if a request fails?
The provider returns its own error response — auth, rate-limit, quota, etc. peaqOS surfaces it to the agent, which can retry, refresh credentials, or fall back to another service.