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/usr/bin/dask-scheduler

Executable binaries for distributed installed for python3.11

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Usage: dask-scheduler [OPTIONS] [PRELOAD_ARGV]...

  Launch a Dask scheduler.

Options:
  --host TEXT                   URI, IP or hostname of this server
  --port TEXT                   Serving port
  --interface TEXT              Preferred network interface like 'eth0' or
                                'ib0'
  --protocol TEXT               Protocol like tcp, tls, or ucx
  --tls-ca-file PATH            CA cert(s) file for TLS (in PEM format)
  --tls-cert PATH               certificate file for TLS (in PEM format)
  --tls-key PATH                private key file for TLS (in PEM format)
  --dashboard-address TEXT      Address on which to listen for diagnostics
                                dashboard  [default: :8787]
  --dashboard / --no-dashboard  Launch the Dashboard [default: --dashboard]
  --jupyter / --no-jupyter      Start a Jupyter Server in the same process.
                                Warning: This will makeit possible for anyone
                                with access to your dashboard address to
                                runPython code
  --show / --no-show            Show web UI [default: --show] (DEPRECATED)
  --dashboard-prefix TEXT       Prefix for the dashboard app
  --use-xheaders BOOLEAN        Use xheaders in dashboard app for ssl
                                termination in header (DEPRECATED)  [default:
                                False]
  --pid-file TEXT               File to write the process PID
  --scheduler-file TEXT         File to write connection information. This may
                                be a good way to share connection information
                                if your cluster is on a shared network file
                                system.
  --preload TEXT                Module that should be loaded by the scheduler
                                process  like "foo.bar" or "/path/to/foo.py".
  --idle-timeout TEXT           Time of inactivity after which to kill the
                                scheduler
  --version                     Show the version and exit.
  --help                        Show this message and exit.
Options (19)
OptionDescriptionSource
--host TEXTURI, IP or hostname of this serverhelp
--port TEXTServing porthelp
--interface TEXTPreferred network interface like 'eth0' or 'ib0'help
--protocol TEXTProtocol like tcp, tls, or ucxhelp
--tls-ca-file PATHCA cert(s) file for TLS (in PEM format)help
--tls-cert PATHcertificate file for TLS (in PEM format)help
--tls-key PATHprivate key file for TLS (in PEM format)help
--dashboard-address TEXTAddress on which to listen for diagnostics dashboard [default: :8787]help
--dashboard /Launch the Dashboard [default: --dashboard]help
--jupyter /Start a Jupyter Server in the same process.help
--show /Show web UI [default: --show] (DEPRECATED)help
--dashboard-prefix TEXTPrefix for the dashboard apphelp
--use-xheaders BOOLEANUse xheaders in dashboard app for ssl termination in header (DEPRECATED) [default: False]help
--pid-file TEXTFile to write the process PIDhelp
--scheduler-file TEXTFile to write connection information.help
--preload TEXTModule that should be loaded by the scheduler process like "foo.bar" or "/path/to/foo.py".help
--idle-timeout TEXTTime of inactivity after which to kill the schedulerhelp
--versionShow the version and exit.help
--helpShow this message and exit.help

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