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Added functionality to launch PyGrid network and nodes upon creation of a cluster #3896
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apt-get -y upgrade | ||
sudo -i bash -c 'pip install notebook==5.7.8' | ||
sudo -i bash -c 'pip install git+https://github.com/OpenMined/PyGridNode.git' | ||
sudo -i bash -c 'echo Starting Node {name} \ |
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GridNode Repo is private and archived now, this should be updated to new method for creating nodes from Pygrid
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Now as the refactoring has completed, I will update it to the new methods shortly.
Description
I have added startup-scripts and other necessary changes which will enable the autoscale API to automatically launch PyGrid servers(network and nodes). Now using the autoscale API can launch PyGird cluster(1 network + N nodes) with one function call or create a PyGrid network and add PyGrid nodes to it one at a time as per the requirement.
I have also added tests and an example tutorial training script for the demonstration of the same.
@hericlesme
Issue #3099
Affected Dependencies
None (New Feature)
How has this been tested?
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