You don't have an identity management system To connect to the project server through ssh, use flameadmin. The procedure to do so is outside the scope of this document, but here are links to the documentation of some common identity management systems. If you're using an identity management system, now's the time to add the instance to the system. What you do depends on whether or not you're using an identity management system. To prevent deletion of important project metadata, set the project volume to not delete on instance termination.Throughput (MiB/s): set to default (125 MiB/s).The project metadata storage requirements are: Storage: You must attach two volumes to this instance: one for the OS and software, and another for the project storage.Īttach to your project server instance the storage required to store the project metadata shared by your Flame and Burn instances. The project server does not require a GPU since it's not used to decode media.įor details on the various AWS EC2 instance types, see AWS instance documentation. Project server: A more powerful instance with a 50Gbps networkįrom the Autodesk Project Server AMI you created, deploy the project server instance with the following parameters:.
On the other hand, the following, more expansive setup, could deliver up to eight Flame instances and eight Burn node instances:
This can be in any combination of Autodesk Flame Family products and Burn nodes, such as three Flames and two Burn nodes.īased on your instance type configuration, storage throughput, and other factors, this guideline can vary. Recommended Number of Clients per Project serverĪutodesk recommends a maximum of five clients per project server to minimize network congestion and issues with storage quality of service. Instance Typeįor details on the various AWS EC2 instance types, see AWS instance documentation. The project server does not require a GPU since it's not used to decode media. Configure the instance to use the networked storage.Configure the instance as a project server.Add some additional storage to store the projects metadata.Connect to the instance through a command line.Set up a project server instance on AWS.In this topic, we create a headless project server instance to be used in a network of Flame and Burn instances that all use the same project server and networked storage. Pay attention to the guidelines related to the maximum number of concurrent users at the end of this topic to create a stable and performant environment. The project data is stored on the centralized project server. A project server eases collaboration and simplifies project management by eliminating the creation of project data on the Flame, Flare, or Flame Assist instances.
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