Usage: crank-agent [options]
Options:
-?|-h|--help Show help information
-u|--url URL for Rest APIs. Default is 'http://*:5010'.
-n|--hostname Hostname for benchmark server. Default is 'SEBROS-SURLAP3'.
-nd|--docker-hostname Hostname for benchmark server when running Docker on a different
hostname.
--hardware Hardware descriptor. Optional.
--dotnethome Folder to reuse for sdk and runtime installs.
--relay Connection string or environment variable name of the Azure Relay
Hybrid Connection to listen to. e.g.,
Endpoint=sb://mynamespace.servicebus.windows.net;...
--relay-path The hybrid connection name used to bind this agent. If not set the
--relay argument must contain 'EntityPath={name}'
--relay-enable-http Activates the HTTP port even if Azure Relay is used.
--hardware-version Hardware version (e.g, D3V2, Z420, ...). Optional.
--no-cleanup Don't kill processes or delete temp directories.
--build-path The path where applications are built.
--build-timeout Maximum duration of build task in minutes. Default 10 minutes.
--service Enables Crank.Agent to run as a windows service
At the moment, only Windows service is supported.
Deploy the agent as a dotnet tool (or published), and register the windows service with
dotnet tool install -g Microsoft.Crank.Agent --version "0.2.0-*"
sc.exe create "CrankAgentService" binpath= "%USERPROFILE%\crank-agent.exe --url http://*:5001 --service"
You also should add the --dotnethome and --build-path parameters, in order to reuse sdk, and have a dedicated workspace for building and compiling.
The windows service must run with an account having rights on all the folders. You may also need to allow the exposed port on your Windows firewall.
To delete the service, use these commands:
sc.exe stop "CrankAgentService"
sc.exe delete "CrankAgentService"