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Coretex CLI

Command line interface for your Terminal

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Coretex CLI (Command Line Interface) is tool which enables you to interact with Coretex Platform using your OS terminal instead of the Web UI. Main purpose of Coretex CLI is making the process of connecting your machines (worker Nodes) to Coretex as simple as possible.

Coretex CLI is open source. You can view source code, contribute, or report an issue on our .

This has multiple benefits:

  1. You can easily connect your machine to the Coretex platform as a worker Node. This is a great way to use the compute resources available to you for free instead of paying the costs.

  2. Keep your self-managed compute cluster updated at all times. If you configured compute nodes in your on-premise cluster using Coretex CLI they will automatically check for updates and update to the latest version once available so you don't have to think about it.

  3. Integrate experimentation flow with standard CI/CD tool chain. Coretex can be controlled wherever you can execute shell commands, including your Jenkins pipelines.

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