Ten ComfyUI template provides a GPU-accelerated, visual workflow environment for working with advanced image-generation frameworks such as Flux and Stable Diffusion. ComfyUI simplifies complex AI image-generation processes by allowing users to visually connect and configure nodes, greatly enhancing creativity, flexibility, and productivity.
ComfyUI offers a robust graphical interface to design custom AI image-generation workflows. This template includes:
Visual Node-based Interface
Easily create complex image generation pipelines by visually connecting configurable nodes.
GPU Acceleration
Leverages full GPU resources of your Trooper.AI GPU Server Blib for rapid image rendering and model inference.
Model Compatibility
Fully supports the latest Flux and Stable Diffusion models, allowing quick integration and experimentation.
Custom Workflow Management
Save, import, and export workflow configurations to streamline repetitive tasks or share setups within your team.
Real-time Preview
See instant visual feedback of workflow outputs, enabling faster iteration and refinement.
After deploying your GPU Server Blib with the ComfyUI template:
Navigate to your assigned Trooper.AI server hostname and the provided ComfyUI port:
http://your-hostname.trooper.ai:assigned-port
The specific URL and port number can be found in your server details at james.trooper.ai .
The ComfyUI interface opens directly in your web browser. No additional software installation is required on your local machine.
To ensure a clean and isolated installation, Trooper.AI utilizes Python virtual environments (VENV) for each application, including ComfyUI. This practice prevents dependency conflicts and maintains a stable environment for your AI workflows. A VENV creates a self-contained directory with its own Python interpreter and installed packages, separate from the system-wide Python installation.
ComfyUI’s VENV is located in /home/trooperai/comfyui/venv. Any package installations specific to ComfyUI should be performed within this virtual environment to ensure they don’t interfere with other applications on the server.
To activate the VENV and install packages, use the following command:
source /home/trooperai/comfyui/venv/bin/activate
pip install --no-build-isolation sageattention
Or one time only: /home/trooperai/comfyui/venv/bin/pip install --no-build-isolation sageattention
Ten source command activates the VENV, modifying your shell prompt to indicate that you are working within the virtual environment. Following this, pip install will install the specified package (in this case, sageattention) exclusively within the ComfyUI VENV.
Remember to activate the VENV before installing or managing ComfyUI-specific packages. When you’re finished, you can deactivate the VENV by simply typing deactivate in your terminal. Always look for the venv folder within the ComfyUI directory; it’s a key indicator of our isolated installation practice.
ComfyUI is particularly suited for:
System Requirements:
A GPU Blib instance with 24 GB VRAM or more (RTX 3090, RTX 4090, A100, etc.) is recommended for optimal performance and multiple LoRA support.
GPU Driver and CUDA Version:
GPU Server Blibs from Trooper.AI come pre-configured with compatible NVIDIA drivers and CUDA libraries.
Data Persistence:
Workflow configurations and generated outputs persist in your server’s storage until you explicitly remove them or terminate the server.
If you encounter issues, need assistance with advanced configurations, or have specific customization requests, please contact Trooper.AI support directly:
For detailed documentation and advanced configuration options of ComfyUI itself, refer to the official ComfyUI GitHub repository .