helmut.cloud
  • Introduction
    • Introduction
    • The key features of helmut.cloud
    • 🔥Case study: A media postproduction
  • Getting Started
    • Step 1: Sign up
    • Step 2: Create an organization
    • Step 3: Create a workflow
    • Step 4: Install the helmut.cloud Agent
    • Step 5: Run your first workflow
  • The helmut.cloud Agent
    • Install the helmut.cloud Agent software
      • MacOS
      • Windows
      • Docker
    • Establish a connection with the helmut.cloud Agent
      • MacOS and Windows
      • Docker (Linux)
    • helmut.cloud Agent logs
      • Windows and MacOS
      • Docker
    • Update the helmut.cloud Agent
  • Personal Account
    • Account settings
      • My profile
      • Security
      • Notifications
      • License (private organization)
      • Logs (private org)
      • Delete my account
  • Organizations
    • What are organizations in helmut.cloud?
    • View my organizations
      • Being a target
    • Choosing an organization to work in
    • Organization settings
      • Licenses for shared organizations
      • License
      • Logs (organization)
  • Members and teams
    • Members and roles
    • Invite members and assign roles
    • What is a team in helmut.cloud?
    • Create a team and add members
  • High5
    • What is High5?
    • Spaces in High5
      • List, create, rename and delete spaces
      • Events
      • Space dashboard
      • Agents
      • Webhooks
      • Secrets Store
      • User Access
      • Space settings
    • Organization dashboard
    • Stream Designer Studio
      • UI overview
      • Node inputs and outputs
    • Developing nodes with NodeKit
  • Changelog
    • 🎉Changelog
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Docker

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Last updated 1 year ago

The helmut.cloud Agent for Docker is a different beast. It is an agent in its own Docker image, based on Linux.

The helmut.cloud Docker Agent makes sense when you want to run it on Linux and/or if you prefer to run it in a sandboxed environment.

Multiple Docker Agents can share a host (e.g. in a server-based infrastructure) to serve as independent Agents for different tasks in the same or different organizations. You can take advantage of the options Docker offers to either isolate the agents container, or share some resources for collaboration.

To download the helmut.cloud Docker Agent image, you can use our public repository: `'. You can find a list of available tags .

ghcr.io/moovit-sp-gmbh/hcloud-agent:latest
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