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Hi All, I'M Wondering If I Could Use Clearml Agent To Use Multiple Machines In A Self-Hosted Server In Windows.

Hi all,
I'm wondering if I could use clearml agent to use multiple machines in a self-hosted server in Windows.

  
  
Posted one year ago
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AgitatedDove14
Thanks!
Would you mind walking me through the process?

Upon my understanding, first I'm gonna build a self-hosted server with docker on my windows computer.

Secondly, I'm gonna connect other windows computers with the server. To do that, I need a token from my server, so that I could copy and paste it when I execute the command clearml-agent init --token <my_token> --queue default from 'other windows computers'.

Lastly, I just execute clearml-agent daemon --queue default on my other windows computers as 'workers' to run the queued tasks.

And this is how I could run multiple tasks from multiple windows computers with one server.
Please let me know if there's anything to be fixed from what I said!

Although I have one concern that this whole process would work only for paid plans, and not work on self-hosted server...?
I'd very appreciate it if you could help me to figure this out!

Thanks in advance!

  
  
Posted one year ago

Hi DangerousStarfish38
You mean spin the agent on multiple Windows machines? Yes that is supported, I think that it is limited to venv (i.e. not docker) mode, but other than that should work out of the box

  
  
Posted one year ago

DangerousStarfish38 , I would suggest creating a configuration file on each machine and not only specifying a token 🙂
Besides that all sounds good and of course all of this is fully supported in the open source self hosted server

  
  
Posted one year ago