2 years ago
Description: Self-hostable worker infrastructure, preconfigured to work out of the box.
Category: Automation
7 Replies
2 years ago
on the proxy service, you are using public hosts and ports, which will cause the user to incur double egress fees, I suggest using private domain and port reference variables.
a year ago
Hey @trogdor thanks for sharing this with us. I have deployed a windmill instance, and enabled public networking for the proxy module (caddyfile). even when using http i am getting a "not found" error
any ideas on how to fix? thanks!
3 months ago
Hey, is there any way to spin up a worker with the chromium label so that I can run puppeteer?
https://www.windmill.dev/docs/advanced/browser_automation#puppeteer-bun
colincalnan
Hey, is there any way to spin up a worker with the chromium label so that I can run puppeteer?https://www.windmill.dev/docs/advanced/browser_automation#puppeteer-bun
2 months ago
On Railway, duplicate your "worker" instance.
On the duplicated instance, change the WORKER_GROUP variable from "default" to "reports".
Assign the "chromium" tag to a job in Windmill.
It will run on the new worker with the "reports" WORKER_GROUP variable.
4 days ago
@Trogdor this is no longer functional - the proxy returns 502s. I tried a deploying this template fresh and have the same issue
trogdor
@brody great catch, thank you... i'll update accordingly.
4 days ago
were you ever able to figure out how to use internal hosts and ports on the proxy service?