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AWS Deadline Cloud client documentation notes: job bundles, submission hooks and MCP server
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What this guide covers
A source note for render-farm and pipeline staff who submit jobs to a cloud render farm from the command line or from content-creation tools. It summarises 7 of 142 files from one pinned repository snapshot. Nothing was installed, authenticated or run, so every statement is as documented.
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AWS Deadline Cloud client documentation notes: job bundles, submission hooks and MCP server
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A source note for render-farm and pipeline staff who submit jobs to a cloud render farm from the command line or from content-creation tools. It summarises 7 of 142 files from one pinned repository snapshot. Nothing was installed, authenticated or run, so every statement is as documented.
Useful starting points
- Submission hooks are disabled by default and the user is prompted to confirm before they run; the docs advise reviewing bundle hooks from untrusted sources before enabling them.
- The library collects telemetry by default; the environment-variable opt-out overrides the config-file opt-out.
- The hooks page says a version field is required, yet its JSON example omits it, so check the YAML example when writing a hook file.
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