Getting Started
We recommend you first give Burla a try inside our cloud to make sure it's right for you. To try this schedule a call with us and we'll send you a managed trial instance afterward.
Self-Hosted Burla is currently exclusive to Google Cloud. Please reach out and tell us if you want to Self-Host, but aren't on GCP! My email is: [email protected]
1. Ensure gcloud is setup and installed:
gcloud is setup and installed:If you haven't, install the gcloud CLI, and login using application-default credentials.
Ensure gcloud is pointing at the project you wish to install Burla inside:
To view your current gcloud project run:
gcloud config get projectTo change your current gcloud project run:
gcloud config set project <NEW-PROJECT-ID>
2. Run the burla install command:
burla install command:Run pip install burla then run burla install.
What permissions does my Google Cloud account need to run burla install ?
If you don't have permissions, run the command anyway, and it will tell you which ones you are missing. Email [email protected] if you need any help!
To run burla install you'll need permission to run these gcloud commands:
gcloud services enable ...gcloud compute firewall-rules create ...gcloud secrets create ...gcloud firestore databases create ...gcloud run deploy ...
The exact required permissions for burla install are listed in the CLI documentation.
3. Start a machine and run some code!
Use the Login button on this website to get to your new cluster dashboard.
Hit the ⏻ Start button to turn the cluster on. By default this starts one 4-CPU node. If inactive for >10 minutes this node will shut itself off. If you pass
grow=Truetoremote_parallel_mapit will start this node by itself.While booting, run
burla loginto connect your local computer to your cluster.Run the example below!
Questions? Schedule a call with us, or email [email protected]. We're always happy to talk.
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