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Appendix E: grbcluster
Usage:
grbcluster --help Display usage
grbcluster command [flags] Execute a top-level command
grbcluster command --help Display help about a top-level command
grbcluster group command [flags] Execute a command from a group
grbcluster group command --help Display help about a command
from a group
Flags can be set using --flag=value or the short form -f=value if defined.
A boolean flag can be enabled using --flag or the short form -f if defined.
Some commands or group of commands may only be used with a Cluster Manager,
and will be denoted with an asterisk (*).
Command Groups:
apikey* Manage API keys
batch* Submit, list and manage batches
job Monitor and manage the optimization jobs
node Monitor and manage cluster nodes
profile* Display or manage your profile
repo* Manage the artifact repository
user* Manage users
For each group, type 'grbcluster group --help' for more options.
Account Commands:
login Setup connection parameters
logout Clear out connection session
passwd* Change password of the current user
Shortcut Commands:
batches* List the active batches (same as 'batch list')
jobs List the active jobs (same as 'job list')
nodes List the cluster nodes (same as 'node list')
Global Flags:
--console-ts Add timestamps to console log messages
--help Display usage
-v, --verbose Enable verbose logging
--version Display version information
If a valid Gurobi license file is accessible at the predefined locations or
using the variable GRB_LICENSE_FILE, the license file will provide default
values for connection parameters (server, password, router etc). If the
license file references a Gurobi Instant Cloud pool, it will resolve the
connection parameters of the pool. When using the login command, the
connection parameters will be saved to this client license file.
grbcluster is compatible with standard proxy settings using environment
variables HTTP_PROXY and HTTPS_PROXY. HTTPS_PROXY takes precedence over
HTTP_PROXY for https requests. The values may be either a complete URL or
a "host[:port]", in which case the "http" scheme is assumed.
