Interface: GolemNetworkConfig

golem_network/golem_network.GolemNetworkConfig

• image
• yagnaOptions
• demand
• enableLogging
• beforeEachJob
• jobStorage

• Optional image: string

Image that will be uploaded to the provider and used to run the task. Defaults to golem/alpine:latest.

src/golem_network/golem_network.ts:10

• Optional yagnaOptions: YagnaOptions

Yagna options. See YagnaOptions for more information.

src/golem_network/golem_network.ts:14

• Optional demand: Pick<PackageOptions, "minMemGib" | "minStorageGib" | "minCpuThreads" | "minCpuCores" | "capabilities">

Minimum hardware requirements for the provider. The available options are:

• minMemGib - minimum required RAM in GiB
• minStorageGib - minimum required storage in GiB
• minCpuThreads - minimum required CPU threads
• minCpuCores - minimum required CPU cores
• capabilities - required provider capabilities

src/golem_network/golem_network.ts:23

• Optional enableLogging: boolean

If you want to see logs from the Golem node set this to true. Defaults to false.

src/golem_network/golem_network.ts:27

• Optional beforeEachJob: Worker<unknown, unknown>

Function that will be run before each job. You can use it to set up the environment for your job. For example, you can upload a file to the provider.

src/golem_network/golem_network.ts:31

• Optional jobStorage: JobStorage

Job storage. By default Golem Network uses a simple in-memory storage for job statuses and results. In a real application you should use some persistent storage (e.g. a database). See JobStorage for more information.

src/golem_network/golem_network.ts:35