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WORK IN PROGRESS | Services are in active development and are subject to change. |
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When computing on Charity Engine, you virtually have a million CPU cores available right on your own machine. Tap into the power of the distributed network by following these three steps.
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Get an account – To receive demo access to the Charity Engine Compute platform, contact us with a request and we will get it set up for you.
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Set up your app – You can use the Remote CLI to run any docker image on Docker Hub. Craft a command line to run on a public image, or create your own custom image to run what you need.
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Launch the Remote CLI – Once you have your app ready and an authorization key from Charity Engine, you can try a demonstration to see how it works:
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$ ce-cli --app “docker:node” --commandline “echo \”2+2\” > /local/output/out.txt” --auth [KEY] local-file.txt |
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Then, to scale this to hundreds or thousands of devices, see how to run in Parallel.
To learn more, full documentation is available on Computing with Charity Engine.
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The useOwnDevices flag is helpful for initial testing on a local device. |