Thanks, might check it out thuogh it sounds a bit more time consuming to
get going than I was hoping.
The Nuke script in question only has one large texture, the rest is
default nuke nodes, so should be easy enough to get going remotely.
Cheers,
frank
On 15/08/14 14:24, Fredrik Averpil wrote:
We're using Amazon. Setting up a Linux machine or Windows machine is
easy peasy.
In Amazon AWS, you need to set up a VPC with VPN connection to your
local network so that the Amazon machines will be able to access your
license server(s) and possibly scripts such as init.py and any plugins
which may be installed in an arbitrary and local location.
Whatever you do, don't make Amazon machines read data on the fly from
your local file server. That's going to be insanely slow. I'm still
experimenting with the best solution to sync files over to Amazon. You
could set up a machine (with a bit more storage than the render
machines) which could act as file server.
// Fredrik
Does anybody have experience with rendering nuke via an online
service?
It might save me butt next week :)
Cheers,
frank
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