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Support Folding at Home by running the FAHClient on your Kubernetes cluster
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README.md

Folding at Home on Kubernetes

Fork of https://github.com/wind0r/k8s-supporting-folding-at-home to run in unprivileged contexts.

Usage

To run the Folding@home client as a deployment with a single replica (one pod):

kubectl apply -f https://codeberg.org/hjacobs/folding-at-home-on-kubernetes/raw/branch/master/deploy/apply/deployment.yaml

You can edit the deployment afterwards to change the configuration (see below) and increase the number of replicas:

kubectl edit deploy folding-at-home

You can open the Folding@home web interface by forwarding port 7396 on your local machine:

kubectl port-forward $(kubectl get pod -l application=folding-at-home -o jsonpath="{.items[0].metadata.name}") 7396:7396

Now open http://localhost:7396/ in your browser.

Configuration

Change the Folding@Home user and team ID via environment variables. All settings are optional: