Start the installation process by double-clicking on the Windows Client Installer. License Forwarder: An optional application that acts as a license server for third party applications when using Third Party Usage-Based Licensing. Remote Connection Server: An optional application that handles HTTP or HTTPS connections to a remote repository for use by Deadline applications. Web Service: An optional application that handles HTTP requests for information about the farm. If you choose to run Balancer, it only needs to be running on one machine. If you choose to run Pulse, it only needs to be running on one machine.īalancer: An optional Cloud-controller application that can create and terminate Cloud instances based on things like available jobs and budget settings. Pulse: An optional mini server application that performs maintenance operations on the farm, and manages more advanced features like Auto Configuration, Power Management, Worker Throttling, and Statistics Gathering. Worker: Controls the rendering applications on the render nodes.Ĭommand: A command line tool that can submit jobs to the farm and query for information about the farm.
Monitor: An all-in-one application that artists can use to monitor their jobs and administrators can use to monitor the farm. Launcher: Acts as a launch point for the Deadline applications on workstations, and facilitates remote communication on render nodes. The Client consists of the following applications: If you do not, please see the Database and Repository Installation (Advanced) documentation for installation instructions. At this point, you should already have the Database and Repository installed. This guide will walk you through the installation of the Client. It outlines what AWS Thinkbox is responsible for and what customers are responsible for, and should be considered before installing and using Deadline. Before proceeding with this installation, it is highly recommended to read through the Render Farm Considerations documentation, including the AWS Thinkbox Deadline Shared Responsibility Model.
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