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# This is an example ray config file.
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# To use this file, copy it to your classpath and rename it to 'ray.conf'.
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# For all available config items and default values,
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# see 'java/runtime/src/main/resources/ray.default.conf'.
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# For config file format, see 'https://github.com/lightbend/config/blob/master/HOCON.md'.
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ray {
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// Run mode, available options are:
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//
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// `SINGLE_PROCESS`: Ray is running in one single Java process, without Raylet backend,
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// object store, and GCS. It's useful for debug.
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// `CLUSTER`: Ray is running on one or more nodes, with multiple processes.
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run-mode = CLUSTER
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// Available resources on this node.
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resources: "CPU:4"
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// The address of the redis server to connect, in format `ip:port`.
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// If not provided, Ray processes will be started locally, including
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// Redis server, Raylet and object store.
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redis.address = ""
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}
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