Agent Configuration Reference#

config_file#

Path to the agent configuration file. Normally this should only be set via an environment variable or command-line option. Defaults to /etc/determined/agent.yaml.

master_host#

Required. The hostname or IP address of the Determined master.

master_port#

The port of the Determined master. Defaults to 443 if TLS is enabled and 80 otherwise.

agent_id#

The ID of this agent; defaults to the hostname of the current machine. Agent IDs must be unique within a cluster.

container_master_host#

Master hostname that containers started by this agent will connect to. Defaults to the value of master_host.

container_master_port#

Master port that containers started by this agent will connect to. Defaults to the value of master_port.

resource_pool#

Which resource pool the agent should join. Defaults to the value of default, which will work if and only if there is a resource pool named default. For more information please see Resource Pools.

visible_gpus#

The GPUs that should be exposed as slots by the agent. A comma-separated list of GPUs, each specified by a 0-based index, UUID, PCI bus ID, or board serial number. The 0-based index of NVIDIA GPUs or AMD GPUs can be obtained via the nvidia-smi or rocm-smi commands.

slot_type#

The slot type that should be exposed. Dynamic agents having GPUs will be configured to cuda, agents without GPUs with cpu_slots_allowed: true provisioner option will be configured to cpu, and none otherwise. For static agents this field defaults to auto.

  • auto: Automatically detects the slot type. The agent will detect if there are NVIDIA GPUs or AMD GPUs. If there are GPUs, it maps each GPU to one slot. Otherwise, it maps all the CPUs to a slot.

none: The agent will not create any slots for detected devices.

cuda: The agent will map each detected NVIDIA GPU to a slot. Prior to Determined 0.17.6, this option was called gpu.

cpu: Map all the CPUs to a slot, even when GPUs are present.

rocm: The agent will map each detected ROCm AMD GPU to a slot.

http_proxy#

The HTTP proxy address for the agent’s containers.

https_proxy#

The HTTPS proxy address for the agent’s containers.

ftp_proxy#

The FTP proxy address for the agent’s containers.

no_proxy#

The addresses that the agent’s containers should not proxy.

security#

Security-related configuration settings.

tls#

Configuration settings for TLS.

  • enabled: Whether to use TLS to connect to the master. Defaults to false.

  • skip_verify: Skip verifying the master certificate when using TLS. Defaults to false. Enabling this setting will reduce the security of your Determined cluster.

  • master_cert: CA cert file for the master when using TLS.

  • master_cert_name: A hostname for which the master’s TLS certificate is valid, if the value of the master_host option is an IP address or is not contained in the certificate.

  • client_cert/client_key: Paths to files containing the client TLS certificate and key to use when connecting to the master.

fluent#

fluentd settings.

image#

Docker image to use for the managed Fluent Bit daemon. Defaults to fluent/fluent-bit:1.9.3.

port#

TCP port for the Fluent Bit daemon to listen on. Defaults to port 24224. Should be unique when running multiple agents on the same node.

container_name#

Name for the Fluent Bit container. Defaults to determined-fluent. Should be unique when running multiple agents on the same node.

agent_reconnect_attempts#

Maximum number of times the agent will attempt to reconnect to master on connection failure. Defaults to 5.

agent_reconnect_backoff#

Time interval between reconnection attempts, in seconds. Defaults to 5 seconds.

container_auto_remove_disabled (debug)#

Whether to disable setting AutoRemove flag on task containers. Defaults to false.

hooks#

Configuration for commands to run when certain events occur. The value of each option in this section is an array of strings specifying the command and its arguments.

on_connection_lost#

A command to run when the agent fails to either connect to the master on startup or reconnect after a loss of connection. When reconnecting, the agent will make several attempts as specified by the agent_reconnect_attempts and agent_reconnect_backoff configuration options.

In order to shut down the machine on which the agent is running, set this to ["sudo", "shutdown", "now"], or just ["shutdown", "now"] if the agent is running as root. Additional system configuration may be required in order to allow the agent to execute the command from inside a Docker container or without the need to enter a password.

label#

Deprecated. This field has been deprecated and will be ignored. Use resource_pool instead.

debug#

If true, enables a more verbose form of logging that may be helpful in diagnosing issues. Defaults to false.