Server Deployment#
Covalent supports both local and remote installation to suit different use cases. For quick prototyping and testing, running Covalent locally is sufficient.
For dispatching large compute-intensive workflows that require lots of CPU cores and memory, deploying Covalent as a remote server (cloud or on-premise) uses resources more efficiently. You can develop workflows locally, then dispatch them to the remote Covalent server for execution.
Deployment Instructions#
Click an option below for instructions on deploying to that platform.
Best Practices#
Whether you deploy on-prem or on a web service, there are some issues to be aware of that don’t apply when you run Covalent locally. This information will help you avoid some common remote deployment pitfalls.