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OpenCue documentation notes: components, jobs, filters, deployment and configuration (not run)

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Summarises 14 pages of the open source OpenCue render farm manager at a pinned commit, for artists and pipeline staff weighing a render farm. You get the main components, key terms, job and layer concepts, deployment minimums and where settings live. Documentation only: nothing was installed or run.

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OpenCue documentation notes: components, jobs, filters, deployment and configuration (not run)

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Summarises 14 pages of the open source OpenCue render farm manager at a pinned commit, for artists and pipeline staff weighing a render farm. You get the main components, key terms, job and layer concepts, deployment minimums and where settings live. Documentation only: nothing was installed or run.

Useful starting points

  • The OpenCue files disagree in places, for example memory in kilobytes on one page and megabytes on another, so check units before setting values.
  • A job that is not picked up most often has no compatible host, so check the host allocation, tags and minimum resources first.
  • The note records the Apache 2.0 licence header as stated, without any rights determination.
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