NodePit Runner – Workflows Around the Clock!
NodePit Runner is the perfect complement to the KNIME Analytics Platform and allows you to deploy, execute and monitor your KNIME workflows in the cloud or on-premises as easy as running them locally. Get more information on features, pricing and how to start your free trial period on NodePit.
Docker and Docker Compose is the simplest way to run NodePit Runner on a single server or local machine.
- Install Docker and Docker Compose
- Download the
docker-compose.yml
file (right click the link and “Save as” to an arbitrary location on your computer) - Edit the environment sections of
docker-compose.yml
(see the inline comments for more information) - Open a terminal and change to the directory where you saved the
docker-compose.yml
file - Start NodePit Runner with
docker compose up -d
- Open your browser and navigate to
http://localhost:8080
- Follow the instructions to create your initial admin account
- Go to the
Settings
menu and configure NodePit Runner according to your preferences - If you're not running a local-only setup, change
WEB_BASE_URL
as desired and navigate to this URL instead
In order to upgrade an already running instance, perform the following steps. No worries, database migrations will happen automatically.
- Pull latest docker images with
docker compose pull
- Restart NodePit Runner with
docker compose up -d
- Recommendation: 2 CPUs, 8 GB Memory (equivalent of
t4g.large
on AWS EC2,CX31
on Hetzner Cloud, orB2ms
on Azure) - Disk usage varies based on usage and workflow sizes - we recommend at least 50 GB
- Any operating system which can run Docker – we recommend and use Linux Debian
Unsure if NodePit Runner is for you? Drop us a mail and we answer your questions and even better get you access to our cloud version of NodePit Runner for testing.
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NodePit Runner is licensed under the NodePit Runner: Terms and Conditions. By installing and/or using NodePit Runner, you agree and acknowledge the terms and conditions.
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If you use Vagrant, there’s a Vagrantfile to run a Debian box with Docker preinstalled. Start and connect to the box as follows:
vagrant up
vagrant ssh
The project directory is mounted to /vagrant
within the box. From there, you can continue with docker compose up -d
Created by nodepit.com, 2023, 2024.