Create your first compute
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In the top left of the No_Ops portal, click
Compute
, then selectCreate compute
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Give your compute a name and code, along with an optional folder to place it in. Then click
Create
.
Create your first revision
Specify your container resource options and add any extra resources such as a bucket, database or queue.
A revision is a version of your compute. You can have multiple revisions of a compute, each with different configurations.
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Click
Create revision
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Add the image tag of your container (will be pushed to ECR in the Add the CLI to your pipeline step) and configure options such as CPU & memory.
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Configs are zero trust by default. If you have services that communicate between each other, you'll have to explicitly specify them.
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You're ready to go! Click
Save
in the bottom right.
Container repositories
Each compute requires a separate container repository (ECR) which will store your container images.
Each time a compute is created, you'll notice that a container repository is also created by default:


If you want to connect your compute to the outside world, check out adding an edge.
You can now learn about adding the No_Ops CLI to your pipeline.