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bazaar-contrib-server-management
Run a Bazaar Compute host as the server. The package registers the server's default configuration under bazaar_compute_node.defaults and assembles the server composition with private bindings, on a sqlite database of its own at ~/.bcn/bcs.sqlite3. On the first start it brings a 0.2 server's settings, signing key and database over from ~/.bcs, which stays as it was.
uv tool install bazaar-compute --with bazaar-contrib-server-management
bcn run
A new host installed with this package runs as the server; installed beside bazaar-compute-node, it runs both. The server-management entry in config.toml keeps 0.2's settings and their defaults:
[[contribs]]
package = "bazaar-contrib-server-management~=0.3.0rc1"
[[contribs.enabled]]
entry = "server-management"
[contribs.enabled.config]
listen = "127.0.0.1:8765"
session_minutes = 10
retention_days = 30
storage = "sqlite"
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