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I'Ve Been Working A Bit With Trains-Agent, Having Them Deployed On Different Machines Listening To Queues (Docker Mode) And It'S Been Working Good So Far. My Question Is What Is The Difference Between That Setup (Creating Agents On Different Machines And


WackyRabbit7
regular trains-agent modus operandi is one job at a time (i.e. until the Task is done, no other Tasks will be pulled from the queue).

When adding --services-mode, it is Not 1-1 but 1-N, meaning a single trains-agent will launch as many Tasks as it can.
The trains-agent pulls a job from the queue and spins a docker (only dockers are supported for the time being) and lets the job run in the background (the job itself will be registered as another "worker" in the system). Then the trains-agent will pull the next job from the queue.

  
  
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