clustercode worker
clustercode workerDescription
Section titled “Description”The worker command selects a tenant (if needed) and starts the worker on this machine.
On first run, it walks you through setup:
- Checks that you’re logged in (prompts to run
clustercode loginif not) - Fetches the tenants your account can access
- If you have more than one, lets you pick which to join
- Starts the worker
On later runs, it reuses your saved selection and starts immediately.
Options
Section titled “Options”| Flag | Description |
|---|---|
--podman | Use Podman as the container engine |
--docker | Use Docker as the container engine |
If you don’t pass either flag, the worker uses whichever supported engine it finds on the machine. Pass one — not both — to force the choice.
Connection
Section titled “Connection”The worker connects outbound to the orchestrator — no inbound ports, no firewall rules, works behind NAT. If the connection drops, it reconnects automatically.
Leave the command running to keep the worker online; stop it with Ctrl+C.
Verify
Section titled “Verify”clustercode statusYour worker also appears in the dashboard under the Workers panel.